Office of the Attorney General

Happy Public Service Day.

The Office of the Attorney General recognises the commitment, professionalism and integrity of public officers whose work serves the public interest and helps foster accountability, fairness and public trust.

We thank public officers for their continued commitment to serving the people of Trinidad and Tobago and for helping to strengthen the institutions that support our nation.

Strong public institutions are built through innovation, strengthened through participation and made meaningful through inclusion.

The Office of the Attorney General honours the fathers and father figures whose strength, guidance and unwavering commitment help shape families and communities.

Through quiet sacrifice, steadfast support and words of wisdom, fathers leave a lasting impact on the lives they touch and the generations that follow. Their influence helps instil values of integrity, resilience and compassion that strengthen our society.

Happy Father’s Day to all fathers and father figures.

Children’s rights and well-being matter, and knowing where to turn for support is important.

The International Office of Child Rights provides advice, guidance and support to members of the public on matters relating to child rights and child protection.

Did you know that the Civil Child Abduction Authority (CCAA) plays an important role in matters involving international child abduction?

Tell us in the comments what you know about the CCAA and the support it provides, or swipe through to learn more.

For guidance on a child rights or child protection matter, contact the IOCR at 223 AGLA (2452) Ext. 3768 or 3770 or via email at [email protected], [email protected] or [email protected].

The strength of a nation is built through the efforts of its people.

On this Labour Day, the Office of the Attorney General recognises the dedication of workers across Trinidad and Tobago whose commitment, resilience and service continue to shape our communities and drive national progress.

Did you know that the International Office of Child Rights (IOCR) is a department within the Office of the Attorney General?

The IOCR provides advice and guidance on child rights matters to members of the public and key stakeholders while working to ensure that child-related matters are handled in a timely, supportive and child-sensitive manner, but that’s not all this Office does.

Swipe through to learn more about the role of the IOCR and how we can assist you.

Have a question about a child rights or child protection matter? Contact the IOCR at 223 AGLA (2452) Ext. 3768 or 3770 or via email at [email protected], [email protected] or [email protected].

Know someone who may benefit from this information? Share this post with a parent, guardian, educator or stakeholder who may need guidance.

For private or sensitive matters, please contact the IOCR directly using the information above.

The Office of the Attorney General is committed to improving public understanding of the laws that shape our nation. Today, we highlight the Criminal Records (Rehabilitation of Offenders) Act, 2026 and its role in modernising Trinidad and Tobago’s criminal justice system.

The Act seeks to reduce the long-term impact of certain criminal records for eligible individuals who have demonstrated genuine rehabilitation and maintained a ‘crime-free’ record.

Swipe through to learn about the purpose of the Act, who may benefit, eligibility requirements, foreign convictions and how the law operates.

There’s more to the Law Reform Commission (LRC) than meets the eye.

From critically examining the law to developing policy solutions and providing sound legal advice, the LRC carries out a range of important functions in support of Trinidad and Tobago’s legal system.

Keep following along as Info Bits continues to unpack the work of the Office of the Attorney General.

Every blood donation has the power to save lives and strengthen communities.

On World Blood Donor Day 2026, the Office of the Attorney General recognises and thanks the voluntary blood donors whose generosity provides hope and critical support to those in need.

"One Drop of Humanity. Give Blood. Save Lives." reminds us that even a single donation can make a life-saving difference and reflects the power of compassion, solidarity, and collective action.

We encourage all eligible persons to consider donating blood and helping to ensure a safe and reliable blood supply for our nation.

Info Bits turns the focus to the Law Reform Commission (LRC), a key body within the Office of the Attorney General.

The work of the LRC supports law reform across Trinidad and Tobago, helping to shape legislation that impacts everyday life for individuals and the nation as a whole.

Learn more about what the LRC does and its role in advancing law reform.

Keep following along as we continue introducing Bits of Info within the Office of the Attorney General.

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