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Jamaican Nationwide Training For 700 Criminal Justice Sector Workers

JAMAICA – In Jamaica, seven hundred frontline workers in the justice system are being trained to better serve vulnerable groups, from children in crisis to people with disabilities.

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September 4, 2025

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Kendeno Knowles

JAMAICA – In Jamaica, seven hundred frontline workers in the justice system are being trained to better serve vulnerable groups, from children in crisis to people with disabilities.

The nationwide workshops, are funded by Canada and led by Jamaica’s justice ministry with the UN and UWI.

Organizers say it’s about closing gaps in how justice is delivered.

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