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Cheyra Bell, who got drunk while looking after vulnerable youngsters in care, has lost an appeal against her dismissal

The Appeal Court found that a decision to impose self-administered, supervised saliva tests to limit the spread of the virus in public schools was legal

A child protection charity has spoken out after Shuja Amon Muhammad was convicted of touching two schoolgirls for a sexual purpose

OBA’s Robin Tucker asks where is the accountability to the children whose lives have been irreparably, and avoidably, damaged

Three victims of a repeat sex offender might have been protected if the public had known about his early prison release, says campaigner

A man facing trial for murder who has been told he must use a local defence lawyer in order to receive legal aid has claimed that the decision is “unreasonable and without legal foundation”. The defendant, whom The Royal Gazette has chosen not to ide...

Commissioner of Police Darrin Simons will no longer face criminal charges brought against him by two serving officers

Bermuda’s citizens should not have to pay to request publicly-held records, says the head of a global human rights organisation

The Information Commissioner has criticised the Government for failing to give a “straightforward answer” more than four years ago to a public access to information request

The increase represents an almost 20-fold increase on the first guarantee the Bermuda Gaming Commission was given in 2018