Jamaica

June 28, 2025

United Kingdom/World

Jamaica Appeals to King Charles in Renewed Push for Slavery Reparations

Jamaica has escalated its longstanding campaign for slavery reparations by formally petitioning King Charles III to refer key legal questions about Britain’s historical responsibilities to the Privy Council. The move marks “another

Human Rights/United Kingdom/World

Jamaican Drug Dealer Avoids Deportation After Promising to Smoke Only Cannabis

A Jamaican drug dealer, Shawn Rickford McLeod, 40, has been allowed to remain in the UK despite a deportation order, after he promised to only smoke cannabis and refrain from selling the drug. McLeod, who has been in the UK

February 18, 2025

Jamaica Appeals to King Charles in Renewed Push for Slavery Reparations

June 28, 2025

United Kingdom/World

Jamaica has escalated its longstanding campaign for slavery reparations by formally petitioning King Charles III to refer key legal questions about Britain’s historical responsibilities to the Privy Council. The move marks “another

Jamaican Drug Dealer Avoids Deportation After Promising to Smoke Only Cannabis

February 18, 2025

Human Rights/United Kingdom/World

A Jamaican drug dealer, Shawn Rickford McLeod, 40, has been allowed to remain in the UK despite a deportation order, after he promised to only smoke cannabis and refrain from selling the

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