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Around 100 persons are currently seeking asylum in Trinidad and Tobago. This was revealed by the Living Water Community, the organisation which is assisting the refugees in settling away from their respective homes to a new life in the Caribbean. The refugees are mainly from African countries.

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SECRETARY-General of the Caribbean Community, Ambassador Irwin LaRocque, has reiterated the Community’s call on the Dominican Republic to take steps to “right the wrong” resulting from a ruling on nationality made by the Constitutional Court of the Dominican Republic.The ruling has retroactively stripped of citizenship tens of thousands of nationals from the Dominican Republic, mostly Haitians, and has rendered them stateless.

Speaking at a ceremony where Haiti’s first plenipotentiary representative, His Excellency Peterson Benjamin Noel, was presenting his Letters of Credence to CARICOM Secretary General Ambassador Irwin LaRocque at the CARICOM Secretariat’s offices at Turkeyen, ECD, Ambassador LaRocque noted that, on behalf of the entire Community, the Bureau of the Conference of Heads of Government condemned the Dominican Republic’s ruling, which violated regional and international human rights obligations.

He said CARICOM would continue to provide support to Haiti as it fights to have respected the rights and citizenship of members of its Diaspora.

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Talk about invasive! Gwendolyn Boyd is the new president of Alabama State University, and she is single. In her new contract with the university, Boyd is forbidden from having a lover stay overnight in her university house (in which she is required to live). The contract from the historically black college states, “For so long as Dr. Boyd is President and a single person, she shall not be allowed to cohabitate in the President’s residence with any person with whom she has a romantic relation.” Boyd says she is not bothered by the contract.

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At just over 14% of the population, Indian Muslims represent an important constituency and want to use their clout to improve their overall condition.

They say they are tired of leading political parties using their votes to gain or maintain power, without getting anything substantive in return, commentators say. They add Indian Muslims are also fed up with how parties exploit communal differences for political gain.

"Our community has been exploited by politicians for votes. We are mere vote casters and no one political party cares for us," Rabta Times Editor Arif Siddiqui told Khabar South Asia.
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