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Minister of Gender, Youth and Child Development Verna St Rose-Greaves said the Children’s Bill 2012 has a provision that allows a Children’s Ombudsman to sue abusers on behalf of aggrieved children.
St Rose-Greaves did not give details as to how such cases would benefit the young victims, what the impact might be on the overworked justice system and whether children can now tell parents “see you in court.” Regardless, ombudsmen are set to become more popular in primary schools than Santa Claus and Justin Bieber.
The national bird of Trinidad and Tobago should not be the Scarlet Ibis or Cocrico. It should be the corbeau! Read more
On Friday afternoon, John “Amigo” Matthews, 54, was walking along the Eastern Main Road in Barataria when a sign for Read more
One is an unfortunate error. Two is a cause for concern. But what do you call three mix-ups in the Read more
In South Africa, a famous and wealthy Olympian athlete Oscar Pistorius was found not guilty of murdering his girlfriend, Reeva Read more
Mr Live Wire contemplates life if parents followed UN conventions and nations preferred not to spare the rod. (Scene: Somewhere Read more
Thirty-one-year-old Imamshah Ali’s fine for hitting his former common-law wife with a teacup in her chin, slapping her across her Read more
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