Caribbean Report 02-02-1998
The Attorney Generals from CARICOM prepare for a meeting in Jamaica and the issue of the Caribbean Court of Appeal looms large. Barbados Attorney General David Simmons speaks on the intensified efforts to establish the regional court. Britain's Royal Navy launches its latest plan to recruit more ethnic minorities to its ranks. Fiaz Khan of the Ethnic Minority Enterprise Centre acknowledges the problems of discrimination. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd (BNFL) and a French company are responsible for the shipment of nuclear wastes through the Caribbean. As the shipment sets off from France however, the Caribbean High Commissioners in London have called on the governments of Britain, France and Japan to end the endorsement of such contracts. The Jamaican Cricket Association (JCA) is to hold a meeting to try to find out what went wrong at Sabina Park. Trinidad will host a double dose of test cricket which provides Brian Lara a chance to parade his captaincy. In football, Trinidad goalkeeper Shaka Hislop has been called to the England B squad for a game against Chile next week.
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| Format: | Recording, oral biblioteca |
| Language: | English |
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The British Broadcasting Corporation
1998-02-02
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| Subjects: | Appellate procedure, > Caribbean Area, Courts of last resort, > Caribbean Area, Appellate courts, > Caribbean Area, Discrimination in employment, > Great Britain, Great Britain, > History, Naval, Race discrimination, > Great Britain, Hazardous wastes, > Transportation, > Caribbean Area, Radioactive waste disposal, > Caribbean Area, Cricket grounds, > Jamaica, Cricket, > West Indies, Cricket, > Trinidad and Tobago, Cricket captains, > West Indies, Soccer goalkeepers, > Trinidad and Tobago, Soccer, > England, Minorities, > Great Britain, Great Britain. Royal Navy, |
| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/2139/34528 |
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| Summary: | The Attorney Generals from CARICOM prepare for a meeting in Jamaica and the issue of the Caribbean Court of Appeal looms large. Barbados Attorney General David Simmons speaks on the intensified efforts to establish the regional court. Britain's Royal Navy launches its latest plan to recruit more ethnic minorities to its ranks. Fiaz Khan of the Ethnic Minority Enterprise Centre acknowledges the problems of discrimination. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd (BNFL) and a French company are responsible for the shipment of nuclear wastes through the Caribbean. As the shipment sets off from France however, the Caribbean High Commissioners in London have called on the governments of Britain, France and Japan to end the endorsement of such contracts. The Jamaican Cricket Association (JCA) is to hold a meeting to try to find out what went wrong at Sabina Park. Trinidad will host a double dose of test cricket which provides Brian Lara a chance to parade his captaincy. In football, Trinidad goalkeeper Shaka Hislop has been called to the England B squad for a game against Chile next week. |
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