Cybercrime Legislation Tabled
The Prime Minister tabled a new bill in the House of Representatives to address cybercrime, including penalties for non-consensual pornography.
The Prime Minister tabled a new bill in the House of Representatives to address cybercrime, including penalties for non-consensual pornography.
The Government introduced the Land Tax Amendment Bill to ease land taxes for Belizeans affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Prime Minister stated that the next government will need to address the Superbond issue with Belize's bondholders during a House debate.
John Briceno expressed uncertainty about the continuation of the Caracol road project if the PUP wins the next general election.
Protests against the Equal Opportunities Bill occurred across Belize, with demonstrators expressing opposition to perceived special rights for minority groups.
The Government of Belize has decided to withdraw the Equal Opportunity Bill following public backlash and concerns over misinformation.
villagers in Lucky Strike Village have seized a 20-acre plot of abandoned land, claiming it for their community despite concerns about legality and ownership.
Belizean conservatives oppose the National Aids Commission's Equal Opportunity Bill, claiming it rushes the legislative process and violates constitutional rights.
A poll indicates that many Belizeans support legislation against discrimination based on sex, disability, sexual orientation, and gender identity.
The Chief Elections Officer reports over 21,500 applications for new voter registration and transfers ahead of the upcoming general elections.
Dean Barrow discusses the upcoming leadership transition in Belize as John Briceno and Patrick Faber prepare to succeed retiring leaders.
The Ministry of National Security launched the first Women, Peace and Security Agenda to promote gender equality in Belize's law enforcement agencies.
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