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Open letter to The Honorable Minister of Justice | 721 NEWS

December 6, 2019

Open letter to The Honorable Minister of Justice | 721 NEWS
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Honorable Minister Egbert Jurendy Doran,

management of your (justice) departments

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Dennis Richardson,

Roland Duncan,

Rafael Boasman,

Edison Kirindongo and

van Hugh de Weever.

* What have the former Ministers done with the recommendations expressed in the reports as a solution to the different problems?

*Who oversees that the recommendations are carried out?

* Should the people conclude that the Council of Law Enforcement is not being respected?

The Council of Law Enforcement

The prison and its problems

NO!

The police and Immigration Department

‘the men in blue’

Quincy Adamus

Ashwin Martina

Virginia Maxwell,

Roumou,

Thomas,

Bernadette Harrigan,

Lyndon Lewis,

Angelina Henson,

paid by whom

YES!

YES!

NO!

The Customs Department

YES!

NO!

Because we can tackle the problem ourselves!

Destine Destiny a.k.a. De De

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