COMPOL Backtracks on Dreadlocks Directive
Commissioner Chester Williams has decided to pause disciplinary hearings against officers with dreadlocks pending a legal opinion from the Solicitor General.
Commissioner Chester Williams has decided to pause disciplinary hearings against officers with dreadlocks pending a legal opinion from the Solicitor General.
Lennox Lamb discovered he was not on the voter registration list despite re-registering early for the upcoming referendum.
The Belize Peace Movement's request to vote with pens or punch ballots was rejected by the Chief Elections Officer due to election laws.
The National Association of Village Councils supports the ICJ vote regarding the Guatemalan claim, asserting confidence in Belize's legal case.
Moses Sulph and the Belize Leaders For Social Justice are protesting against the high cost of living and low minimum wage in Belize City.
Guatemalan Armed Forces removed a Belize flag placed by activists on Sarstoon Island amid ongoing border tensions.
The Chief Elections Officer explains how the ICJ referendum results will be counted and reported, emphasizing the national significance of the vote.
Josephine Tamai discusses the appointment of multi-sectoral monitors for the upcoming referendum to ensure transparency in the voting and counting process.
New ballots for the Belize Territorial Referendum Dispute Act will cost taxpayers under $20,000 to print due to changes in the heading.
Josephine Tamai discusses the impact of major political parties on voter turnout in the upcoming referendum in Belize.
The Government and Opposition attorneys are in court over a lawsuit related to the April 10th referendum and an injunction affecting its scheduling.
the Government of Belize withdrew its application to lift an injunction related to a referendum scheduled for next week
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