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The Rainbow Alliance has asked new Progressive Labour Party leader Marc Bean where he stands on amending the Human Rights Act to outlaw discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. The campaign group expressed concern over previous comments of...

In Bermuda, police officers have the power, under various laws, to stop and search people (and vehicles) if they have reasonable grounds to suspect these individuals have stolen goods, drugs or weapons. These powers are a legitimate tool of law enfor...

October 28, 2012 Dear Sir, In Saturday’s Letters to the Editor in The Royal Gazette, October 27, Eva Hodgson once again plays on her one note drum. She says, Kevin Comeau, who happens to be white, should not be able to tell people to look beyond ra...

As a young girl, Suzanne Wilson was always appalled at seeing children being bullied or teased by their peers on the playground. Those early experiences instilled in her a lifelong passion and dedication for speaking up for those suffering injustice...

When the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (“PACE”) was passed in Bermuda in December 2005 it represented a revolution in Bermuda’s criminal justice process. As far back as 1992, Stephen Tumin, Chair of the Criminal Justice Review Board, had been cri...

Three quarters of registered voters agree that sexual orientation discrimination should be made unlawful, according to the latest poll. Government has now been urged by human rights advocates to end a “policy of dithering and deflection” around the i...

September 10, 2012 Dear Sir, May I make a few remarks on the “Equal Rights” issue? First I would like to stand with Bishop Lloyd Duncan and his views expressed in your paper. There were a lot of strong reactions in the way of name calling and hurtful...