GEORGETOWN,  Guyana, March 9, 2022 - Guyana on Tuesday submitted its memorial on the merits of its case against Venezuela in relation to the ongoing border dispute which is before the International Court of Justice.

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WiredJA News Team Justice 2022-03-09

KINGSTON, February 16, 2022 - Family members of former Haitian senator Jean Joël Joseph, a prime suspect in last year's assassination of Hatian President Jovenel Moïse, are seeking asylum in Jamaica.

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WiredJA News Team Justice 2022-02-16

LONDON, England, February 3, 2022 - AN ecclesiastical court hearing, set up to determine whether a monument to a slave trade investor should be removed from the chapel at Cambridge University’s Jesus College, was on Wednesday asked to consider ‘where in the Bible slavery is condemned’.

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WiredJA News Team Justice 2022-02-03

KINGSTON, Jamaica, January 27, 2022 - The P.J. Patterson Centre for African-Caribbean Advocacy is throwing its full weight behind the decades-old campaign for the posthumous exoneration of Rt. Excellent Marcus Mosiah Garvey with letters to President Biden from CARICOM Heads and public petitions from member states.

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WiredJA News Team Justice 2022-01-27

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, January 18, 2022 - The Guyana Court of Appeal on Tuesday granted leave to the People’s Progressive Party   to appeal its December 21, 2021 ruling that it has jurisdiction to hear and proceed with the Election Petition 99 of 2020, which was thrown out by Chief Justice Roxanne George for late service to former President David Granger.

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WiredJA News Team Justice 2022-01-18

GEORGETOWN,  December 21, 2021 - Guyana’s Appeal Court on Tuesday ruled that it has jurisdiction to determine whether election petition number 99 filed by the opposition A Partnership for National Unity+Alliance For Change’s (APNU+AFC) was properly dismissed by the High Court on the technicality of  late service to one of the respondents.

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WiredJA News Team Justice 2021-12-21