Victimisation

He said that issues to be discussed during the week include: the unresolved crisis in the health system, role of government and the society for better healthcare system, medical victimisation and bullying of medical doctors, amongst others.

This was sequel to a motion by the minority leader, Kingsley China, and 10 others on the victimisation, maltreatment and forced imprisonment of Nigerians, including air travellers in the country.

He assured the Rivers people that APP was committed to liberating them from oppression and victimisation, and as well transform the LGAs.

It found a works depot in the town of Nathalia was an “epicentre” of bullying, threats, harassment and victimisation.

The former US president could not help himself from painting the decision not to prosecute Biden as further evidence of his own victimisation as he faces legal troubles from his own retention of classified documents.

According to section 299(1) of the Constitution, Parliament must monitor and keep government in check and the silence by Zanu PF MPs on the COVID-19 tender scams shows that the fear of victimisation will forever defeat the fight against corruption.

Added Rusike: “The Minister of Health and Child Care should make it clear within the health system and publicly that intimidation and victimisation at health services to health workers is unacceptable.

Others, he said, were non-payment of salaries in some state-owned institutions in the country, with some states owing members as much as 17 months’ salaries as well as continued victimisation of the union’s officials in some institutions.

Superintendent Wayne Cameron says that the Police Federation should have brought its claims of victimisation to its attention before placing it in the public domain.

When asked about the debate, Prasad said, “Have my esteemed friends of EU Parliament sought to raise voice over victimisation of Hindu girls or a Sikh Granthi’s daughter in Pakistan?

After her redundancy, O’Donnell sued her former employer for discrimination, harassment, victimisation and unfair dismissal, and claimed there was a “toxic environment for trans people” at the newspaper.

But the Central London Employment Tribunal concluded that the serial litigant would complain of victimisation if she was unhappy at work.

Muritu, who has worked at the college for six years, said he believed he was the subject of “clear victimisation” for his leading union role in industrial action at the college in recent years.

On Tuesday, the tribunal ruled in her favour relating to claims of unequal pay, sex discrimination and victimisation.

Samuel has dismissed this decision as political victimisation for his support of the main opposition New Democratic party in the 2010 poll.

The major reason is the fear of victimisation within their own sporting codes,” said Taariya.

The Workers Union is demanding USD salaries and protection of its members from victimisation.

Unfortunately, under successive regimes, and especially, under Prime Minister Mitchell’s stewardship, it has become the norm for Public Officers of all levels, to be transferred, or even ousted from the service as a means of punishment and victimisation.

Wamfie (B/R), Oct. 10, GNA – The Commission for Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) has encouraged Ghanaians not to fear victimisation for exposing public officials and other persons who indulge in acts of wrongdoing and corruption.

Does Joice Mujuru honestly think that posing as a mouthpiece for Cde Mugabe’s supposed victimisation would make her a more credible 2018 election candidate?