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Stop!! Prosecute the spreaders of disinformation and misinformation on the PM of Jamaica
Please sign and share The disinformation against the PM and the JLP things are getting! serious.Thanks to all the Jamaica Labour Party supporters we still need your support to continue this journey.
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Extend Barbadian Citizenship by Descent to Third Generation Diaspora
STOP THE EXTORTION OF IMMIGRANTS BY THE HOME OFFICE
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My grandfather left Barbados for Panama in the early 1900s. When I visited Barbados as an adult, and my passport was checked at customs-- they saw my last name, Inniss, and said "welcome home". I have tears in my eyes writing this because my name is so rare wherever I go. I never felt so much belonging before. I hope the Barbados government will make the change, and allow the diaspora to come home.
santana supported: Extend Barbadian Citizenship by Descent to Third Generation DiasporaThe Barbados government should expand citizenship to third-generation diaspora because acknowledging and keeping Caribbean cultural heritage is vital.
Joe supported: Extend Barbadian Citizenship by Descent to Third Generation DiasporaMy child is a grandchild of a Barbadian born citizen and every year we are told legislation will change so he can become a citizen by descent. <br>
Still the legislation is not in place. Sigh!
Tasmin supported: Extend Barbadian Citizenship by Descent to Third Generation DiasporaI want to get citizenship through descent from my great grandmother that was born in Christ Church Barbados in 1902. I have all the documents to prove that. I wanna connect with my heritage. I hope Barbados makes that change soon.
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