Welcome to my home on the web! This space serves as my little oasis to share with you all I do and to contribute to the development of Jamaica and the Caribbean, so we can play our part in advancing the welfare of the whole human race.
Welcome to my home on the web! This space serves as my little oasis to share with you all I do and to contribute to the development of Jamaica and the Caribbean, so we can play our part in advancing the welfare of the whole human race.
I'm Jodi-Ann, a dedicated advocate for human rights. My passion lies in using my legal expertise to fight for justice on a global scale as an international human rights lawyer.
With experience at the United Nations (UN), the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), and the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), I strive to amplify the voices and concerns of all those who can’t.
I also work as a broadcast journalist on Power 106 FM's “The Morning Agenda”. As a radio host, I discuss local, regional, and international news, informing both my human rights work and educating the wider public.
Let's Collaborate!
Are you an NGO, individual, or organization working to protect human rights? I'd love to hear from you! Let's collaborate and work towards a more just world.
I believe we can create better Commissions of Enquiry coming out of Tivoli 2010. My life has been changed by it, and I think the way we conduct Commissions should change as well.
Barbados, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and The Bahamas now recognize Palestine as a State. This is after a failed bid by Palestine to gain UN membership and an apparent coalescing around Palestine in the UN General Assembly. Seven months into a war, however, what does this recognition even mean?
Governments across the world are trying to keep their citizens safe and end the COVID-19 pandemic. With vaccines on the way, can governments mandate citizens take a COVID-19 vaccine in order to protect them?
At all times though, it is to be remembered that the freedom of the press is a fundamental marker of the freedom of a society, a well functioning democracy, and the importance of every person having a voice and a say in our country.
One of the most controversial conversations that has come up during the COVID-19 pandemic has been whether Jamaicans can be banned from Jamaica. I say no. Our Constitution says why.