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Bermuda and other Overseas Territories are being used as the scapegoats for policy failures of larger countries, but more must be done to educate Europe about the Island’s business model. So said Finance Minister Bob Richards and Premier Craig Cannon...

The PLP has demanded an apology from Attorney General Mark Pettingill for “offensive and hateful” comments made towards the Christian community. During the House of Assembly debate on changes to the Human Rights Act on Friday, Mr Pettingill said the ...

The City of Hamilton spent the “bulk” of its time last year working on the waterfront redevelopment project, according to its annual review. But the City refuses to say whether a resolution approving the lease of waterfront property exists. Nor has i...

Advocates of the long-fought initiative to expand human rights gave mixed applause to last night’s passage of the Human Rights Amendment in the House of Assembly. A spokesman for campaigners Two Words and a Comma told The Royal Gazette: “This is a si...

Premier Craig Cannonier is optimistic that Bermuda’s concerns over a new tax treaty to combat tax evasion will be addressed by end of business today. But as Bermuda prepares to host a meeting with other Overseas Territories, Mr Cannonier remains guar...

Parliament has passed landmark legislation prohibiting sexual orientation discrimination, following after a nine-hour debate yesterday. While there were some dissenting voices, the majority of MPs spoke in favour of the Human Rights Amendment Act 201...

Human rights champion Lois Browne Evans would have been disappointed by the Progressive Labour Party’s ambivalent stance on the Human Rights Act, according to her daughter Tina Evans Caines. An amendment outlawing discrimination on the basis of sexua...