Guyana's trade union movement has demanded a regional investigation into the Caribbean Court of Justice. The uncomfortable question it exposes is who, exactly, is supposed to conduct one.
GEORGETOWN, GUYANA — The letters left Georgetown on Wednesday, addressed to three of the most consequential offices in the Caribbean Community: the CARICOM Secretary-General, the Chairman of the Conference of Heads of Government, and the Regional Judicial and Legal Services Commission. The demand was blunt. Investigate the Caribbean Court of Justice — and publish what you find.
