Letters

Letters
22 Jan, 2026 0

Non-negotiable pillars of Ja’s digital transformation

THE EDITOR, Madam: As a contributor to the Joint Select Committee on NIDS in January 2021, I strongly recommend resisting any proposal to suspend or dilute the Data Protection Act, including the…
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21 Jan, 2026 0

When martyrdom stops being metaphor

THE EDITOR, Madam: The name Jonathan Daniels may not be widely remembered in the Caribbean, but it should be. His life and death speak directly to this moment – especially as silence, caution, and…
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20 Jan, 2026 0

Letter of the Day | Urgent need for system reform to protect jurors

THE EDITOR, Madam: The long overdue eradication of the jury system, seems to be imminent, but unfortunately, as the debate intensifies, a partisan element seems to be taking centre stage, and might…
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20 Jan, 2026 0

Looks can be deceiving

THE EDITOR, Madam: Some time ago I was involved in a a case where the complainant looked like Pippi Longstocking. She looked so cute, petite and harmless, as if lies would be strangers to her mouth.…
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20 Jan, 2026 0

Defending human rights strengthens crime-fighting

THE EDITOR, Madam: Careful consideration should be given to the warning by Mickel Jackson, executive director of Jamaicans for Justice (JFJ) in her Sunday Gleaner column of January 11. It goes to the…
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19 Jan, 2026 0

Letter of the Day | UHWI can’t afford to drift from crisis to crisis

THE EDITOR, Madam: The Gleaner’s editorial of Friday, January 16, on the troubling findings at The University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI), rightly captures the frustration and disappointment…
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19 Jan, 2026 0

Open eyes to digital DNA

THE EDITOR, Madam: It is far too late to ignore what has already become woven into the fabric of daily life. The digital world is central to how we live, work, communicate, and even understand…
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19 Jan, 2026 0

Paperwork locking out students

THE EDITOR, Madam: A troubling practice is quietly taking root in schools – children are being excluded because they do not yet have a psychoeducational assessment. What was designed as a tool to…