Stirm Strikes Back At SPLC
Scott Stirm responds to allegations from the Southern Poverty Law Center regarding the influence of foreign organizations on Belize's stance against homosexuality.
Scott Stirm responds to allegations from the Southern Poverty Law Center regarding the influence of foreign organizations on Belize's stance against homosexuality.
APAMO criticizes Minister Lisel Alamilla for her handling of protected areas and the co-management agreements with wildlife sanctuaries.
The Caribbean Court of Justice ruled in favor of the Barrow Administration, declaring previous tax agreements with the Ashcroft Alliance unconstitutional.
Caleb Orozco discusses the SPLC report on the influence of US religious groups on Belize's anti-LGBT movement.
A dispute between the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Ministry of Housing escalated over the allocation of abandoned homes in Fresh Pond.
The Court of Appeal affirmed the Maya community's land rights but ruled that the government has no obligation to protect those rights.
The Court of Appeal has reaffirmed Indigenous Maya rights but reversed government obligations to protect them, impacting ongoing oil exploration disputes.
The Minister of Forestry, Lisel Alamilla, addressed the termination of SATIIM's co-management agreement for Sarstoon Temash National Park amid disputes with NGO representatives.
The Southern Poverty Law Center released a report alleging US religious groups are funding anti-LGBT campaigns in Belize, prompting local pastor Scott Stirm to consider legal action.
Jason Patrick Andrews receives endorsement from Amin Hegar, consolidating power for the PUP in the Belmopan constituency.
Mayan communities are taking legal action against the Government of Belize and US Capital Energy over environmental and rights violations.
Cabinet discussed the Norwegian Cruise Line MOU, revealing concerns over head tax distribution and environmental assessments.
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