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Minister in Jamaica apologizes for comments on sexual harassment | New York Carib News

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Minister of Justice Delroy Chuck has apologized “unreservedly” for the remarks he made during a discussion of the issue of sexual harassment at a sitting of the Joint Select Committee on the Sexual Harassment Bill last week.

Source: The New York Carib News
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