Greater Caribbean for Life / Gran Caribe por la Vida
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Contra la Pena de Muerte/Against Death Penalty
The Greater Caribbean for Life is an organization constituted on October 2, 2013 to unite Caribbean abolitionist organizations and individuals, reflecting the highest respect to right to live in the struggle against death penalty. This initiative began on October 19, 2011, by a group of organizations and individuals from countries of the Greater Caribbean opposed to the application of the capital
punishment that participated in the International Conference on the Death Penalty in the Great Caribbean organized in Madrid by the Community of Sant’ Edigio. The purpose of this page will be to share relevant information of the campaign to end capital punishment in the Caribbean. The Executive Committee of Greater Caribbean for Life is constituted by:
Leela Ramdeen, Catholic Commission for Social Justice-Trinidad and Tobago, Chair
Carmelo Campos-Cruz, Puerto Rico Coalition Against the Death Penalty, Deputy-Chair
Mariana Nogales Molinelli, Puerto Rico Coalition Against the Death Penalty, Secretary
R.E. Barnes, The Bahamas, Deputy-Secretary
Fenella Wenham, D’Infinite Inc.-Dominica, Treasurer
Lloyd Barnett, Independent Jamaica Council for Human Rights
Mario Polanco, Grupo de Apoyo Mutuo, Guatemala
Gran Caribe por la Vida es una organización constituida el 2 de octubre de 2013 para unir a las entidades e individuos abolicionistas en el Gran Caribe, reflejando el máximo respeto del derecho a la vida en la lucha contra la pena de muerte. Esta iniciativa comenzó el 19 de octubre de 2011, por un grupo de organizaciones y personas de los países del Gran Caribe se oponen a la aplicación de la pena capital que participaron en la Conferencia Internacional sobre la Pena de Muerte en el Gran Caribe, organizado en Madrid por la comunidad de San Edigio. Es propósito de esta página de Facebook será el intercambio de información relevante en la campaña para eliminar la pena capital en el Caribe. El Comité Ejecutivo está constituido por:
Leela Ramdeen, Comisión Católica de Justicia Social, Trinidad y Tobago, Presidenta
Carmelo Campos Cruz, Coalición Puertorriqueña contra la Pena de Muerte, Vicepresidente
Mariana Nogales Molinelli, Coalición Puertorriqueña contra la Pena de Muerte, Secretaria
Nicole Sylvester, Presidenta de la Asociación de Derechos Humanos de San Vicente y las Granadinas, Subsecretaria
Fenella Wenham, D’Infinite Inc.-Dominica, Tesorera
Lloyd Barnett, Concilio Independente de Derechos Humanos de Jamaica
Mario Polanco, Grupo de Apoyo Mutuo, Guatemala
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FOUR convicted killers housed in the condemned section of the Port of Spain prison at Frederick Street for decades have had their death sentences vacated. In declaring that any attempt … Continue reading Four convicted killers removed from death row
Amend death sentence, buggery laws
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In response to growing calls by leaders for the resumption of the death penalty, our friends at The Caribbean Centre For Human Rights explore the efficacy of its use in combating crime. They seek to answer: is the death penalty the solution to crime?
Join them on Saturday, 5th of August 2023 from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM (SVG TIME) to discuss this and more at ERAO SVG's Online Zoom Webinar titled "Is the death penalty the solution to crime? The death penalty and human rights".
This webinar will be facilitated by Denise Pitcher, the Executive Director of the Caribbean Centre for Human Rights.
Tunapuna man to hang for killing neighbour
Trinity “Prack” Lewis received the mandatory death penalty for murder after being found guilty at the end of his judge-alone trial before High Court Judge Kathy-Ann Waterman-Latchoo this week.
17/06/2023
Defending rights for 40 years
The Advocates for Human Rights — a Minnesota-based organization with national and international impa...
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May Newsletter | The latest news on the abolition of the death penalty
It has been a privilege to be working with the people around me and the countless number of advocates that have led us to this moment. I will never be able to fully express the appreciation for the trust given to us at ADPAN by the families and the community we serve; but I hope to be able to do so....