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Archive: 2007

Friday 20^th June, 2008: Referendum date is back in limbo; Editorial: Constitutional confusion; Commentary: Everybody's Business
Thrusday 19^th June, 2008: Referendum date set for 30 July
Tuesday 27^th May, 2008: Editorial: The Constitution should be modernized
Monday 26^th May, 2008: Editorial: Moving forward with the Constitution
Friday, May 23^rd, 2008: Constitutional proposals set for LA
Thrusday 24^th April, 2008: Editorial: What were the UDP thinking? (Part 2)
Wednesday 23^rd April, 2008: Editorial: What were the UDP thinking? (Part 1)
Tuesday 22^nd April, 2008: UDP launches Constitution Paper
Monday 21^st April, 2008: LoGB says �no civil unions�; Editorial: We need a new constitution; Why should the public vote for a new constitution?; That persistent �oops!�
Tuesday 15^th April, 2008: Editorial: Single member constituencies - the next stumbling block?
Monday 14^th April, 2008: Editorial: The time has come why we must work together; Bill of Rights essential for Cayman's future; Opposition lagging, says LoGB
Friday 11^th April, 2008: UK Human Rights for Cayman; Position paper for the HRC; Editorial: A Bill of Rights, or else...; Commentary: Everybody's Business: Universal rights
Thursday 10^th April, 2008: Marriage to be defined in Constitution
Friday 4^th April, 2008: Editorial: A moderate voice of faith
Tuesday 1^st April, 2008: Editorial: So this is what it boils down to
Thursday 27^th March, 2008: UDP calls for referendum delay; Editorial: Let's get it done
Wednesday 26^th March, 2008: PPM: UDP lacks political maturity; Bill of rights debate continues
Tuesday 25^th March, 2008: Editorial: Human Rights: A Cayman Islands conundrum
Tuesday 18^th March, 2008: Leader not worried about business; Poll: Little faith in planned referendum; Editorial: 'What would Jesus do?'
Sunday 16^th March, 2008: Setting independence record straight
Friday March 14^th, 2008: Clergy concerned about proposed Bill of Rights
Thursday 13^th March, 2008: Difficulties of colonial administration
Tuesday March 11^th, 2008: 'Grassroots' debate Constitution
Friday 7^th March, 2008: It's your right: If you don't know, find out; What is the Leader of the Opposition's motive in delaying the referendum ?; If you don't know, say no
Sunday 5^th March, 2008: Increased participation sought; Constitutional facts and truth; Constitution should never become a political football
Monday 3^rd March, 2008: Constitution: Explanatory Notes Extracts
Monday 26^th February, 2008: Cayman to hold first national vote

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Monday 6th October, 2008: Constitutional review: $2.3M
Monday 6th October, 2008: Today�s Editorial for October 7: People�s proposals?
Sunday 5th October, 2008: Talks should be public
Thursday 2nd October, 2008: Support for marriage law change
Tuesday 16th September, 2008: Hold Cabinet, Governor responsible
Tuesday 16th September, 2008: Judge suspended, tribunal formed
Tuesday 16th September, 2008: UDP sees national consensus
Sunday 14^th September, 2008: Bush: Open Constitution talks
Sunday 10^th August, 2008: UK talks start in late Sept.
Tuesday 9^th September, 2008: HRC ignored on gay marriage issue
Sunday 7th September, 2008: Gay marriage ban approved
Wednesday 9th July, 2008: Lawmakers move to ban gay marriage; UK report suggests voting review
Monday 30th June, 2008: Where are our statesmen?
Monday 23^rd June, 2008: Referendum mandate defined
Thursday 19^th June, 2008: No referendum date set
Tuesday 17^th June, 2008: Judicial review of the governor�s actions
Thursday 12^th June, 2008: Gay marriage ban proposed
Thursday 22^nd May, 2008: Single�member constituencies; New plan addresses gays, religion; Referendum in July
Tuesday 22^nd April, 2008: 2nd referendum isn�t ruled out
Monday 21^st April, 2008: UDP launches constitution paper; Editorial: Still time to have your say
Thursday 17^th April, 2008: No civil unions in CI
Wednesday 16^th April, 2008: Opposition wants seat at negotiating table
Tuesday 15^th April, 2008: Confusion over civil unions
Thursday 14^th April, 2008: Governor�s powers criticised
Thursday 13^th April, 2008: Human Rights Commission explored
Thursday 10^th April, 2008: HRC wants broader human rights; UK: Human rights a must
Tuesday 8^th April, 2008: Constitution discussed in Little Cayman; HRC wants minority rights protected
Monday 7^th April, 2008: UK discusses governors
Sunday 6^th April, 2008: Referendum change possible
Thursday 3^rd April, 2008: NGOs: Constitution education needed
Tuesday 25^th March, 2008: Constitution Clergy
Monday 24^th March, 2008: Support for proposed Bill of Rights
Thursday 19^th March, 2008: Importance of human rights promoted; Single member constituencies debated
Thursday 13^th March, 2008: Bush: Our proposals are different
Wednesday 12^th March, 2008: Referendum date by end of March; Constitution method questioned
Monday 11^th March, 2008: Expanded voting rights desired; Constitution concerns clergy
Friday 7^th March, 2008: UDP constitutional views sought; Whose interest is discussed?
Thursday 6^th March, 2008: Civilians would oversee police; Say no to independence
Sunday 2^nd March, 2008: Referendum issues are still undecided
Monday 25^th February, 2008: Caution, constitution modernization potholes; National Security Council explored
Wednesday 20^th February, 2008: PPM: Don�t derail constitution; Two options for candidates; UDP wants more time
Tuesday 19th February, 2008: Cabinet chairman an issue
Monday 18th February, 2008: Political eligibility changes dead
Thursday 14th February, 2008: Constitution issues; The right to have rights; �Our� constitution; Why participate
Tuesday 12th February, 2008: Treaty knowledge desired
Monday 11th February, 2008: Sister Islands: one district or two?
Sunday 10th February, 2008: Appointment, independence, removal of judges; More government oversight sought
Thursday 7th February, 2008: Referendum could be delayed
Monday 4th February, 2008: Independence not considered
Sunday 3rd February, 2008: Referendum vote: yes or no
Thursday 31st January, 2008: Constitutional consultation begins

Tuesday 16^th September 2008: Justice Levers facing tribunal
Monday 23^rd June 2008: Tibbetts hits out at local paper
Tuesday 17^th June 2008: Freedom of Speech
Wednesday 11^th June 2008: Mac starts "No" campaign for referendum
Friday 6^th June 2008: A losing battle that must be won
Monday 2^nd June 2008: The freedom to insult?
Friday 30^th May 2008: MLAs fear right's impact on religious radio; Gordon Barlow: Freedom of Religion
Wednesday 28^th May 2008: Election Law shapes up for national vote
Friday 23^rd May 2008: Knock-out elusive but corners set; No room for �No� vote, says Tibbetts
Thursday 22^nd May 2008: UK won't accept gay discrimination
Thursday 17^th April, 2008: Mac: referendum after UK negotiations
Monday 18^th February, 2008: Maintaining the Constitutional Divide

Monday 7^th April, 2008: Statement to the Media from the Non-Governmental Organisations Constitutional Working Group

Last Updated: 2008-10-07

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