AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRegional Child Protection: OECS, with UNICEF support, has unveiled a 2026–2032 Regional Child Policy and Strategic Plan built on a “whole-of-the-child” approach, aiming for every child to feel valued, safe, supported, loved and empowered by 2032. Justice & Safety for Girls: Dominica continues to reel after the murder charge against police officer Jean-Luc Langlais in the Jerbiah Paul case, while Minister Cassandra Williams and Police Chief Lincoln Corbette stress protection of girls and accountability as the investigation runs on. Family Law Reform: National Security and Legal Affairs Minister Rayburn Blackmore says Dominica’s strengthened family legislation (passed in 2023) targets domestic violence, child protection, maintenance enforcement and faster protection orders. Education Updates: CXC May–June 2026 preliminary results are set to go online August 18, with students urged to use the official results platform. Elections & Voting Access: The Electoral Office clarifies voter ID rules for the Roseau North by-election, saying voters won’t be denied a ballot if they lack the card but can use approved alternative IDs. Tourism & Culture: Discover Dominica Authority heads to Trinidad for a destination sales mission, timed with new direct flights from October 5 and promotion of the World Creole Music Festival and Carnival. Youth & Learning: NCCU scholarship recipients are encouraged to make the most of education opportunities, alongside a book donation drive to boost reading across Dominica. Travel Buzz: Dominica is listed among top solo travel destinations for 2026 in a regional ranking, adding to the island’s growing tourism spotlight.
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