The Emancipation Support Committee of Trinidad and Tobago expresses unwavering solidarity with the parents of Michael Brown, African Americans across the US, youth and other concerned citizens of the United States and the larger global community, as we stand together shocked and deeply pained at the verdict announced on Monday 21st November at 10:00pm, like […]
The Emancipation Support Committee of Trinidad & Tobago publicly deplores the kidnap of a national of Trinidad and Tobago by officials of the Immigration Investigations Department on Henry Street, Port of Spain on the afternoon of Friday 5th December. The woman in question is Paula Hadaway Kings, the wife of Nigerian migrant, Time Okeodo Kings, and mother of
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The Emancipation Support Committee of Trinidad and Tobago will join the wives of a number of African undocumented migrants at the Immigration Investigation Office, upper Henry Street ( (Opposite Salvation Army car park), Port of Spain on Wednesday December 17th at 10:00am. The wives wish to bring closure to the criminalisation, persecution and hounding of
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