Alicia Dunkley-Willis is a mom and a journalist at The Jamaica Observer. She focuses on critical themes such as crime and justice, the judicial system, and education, with particular attention to court proceedings and legal reform. Alicia's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing her insights into the energy and mining sectors as well.
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Alicia's local coverage in Jamaica, with a focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation, suggests she would be most responsive to sources who can provide insight into evolving stories related to crime, government policies, and public safety issues within Kingston or wider Jamaica. Given her emphasis on legislation and regulations, experts familiar with Jamaican law or those directly impacted by these laws could offer valuable perspectives.
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From courtrooms to communities
By: Alicia Dunkley-Willis
A high-level forum put on by The University of the West Indies (The UWI) on Thursday birthed calls for international solidarity and cooperation to
Lawyer says cop beat her
Security guard awarded damages after cops detain him for 15 days without explanation
A fema le security guard employed to a prominent security firm who was raped and forced to perform oral sex on her assailant while on night duty
By: Alicia Dunkley-Willis
Digicel Foundation pumps US$240,000 more into teacher training smart labs
Educators suspected of sexual misconduct slipping into new schools undetected, attorney reveals
St Elizabeth stakeholders back UDC to lead Hurricane Melissa rebuilding
Grieving family launches fund-raiser to buy equipment that could have saved matriarch's life
WATER, Environment and Climate Change Minister Matthew Samuda says as the country continues to grapple with the impact of climate change, the
