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Anguilla attends conf. for heads of corrections, prison services | THE DAILY HERALD

September 13, 2024

Anguilla attends conf. for heads  of corrections, prison services | THE DAILY HERALD
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Deputy Superintendent Kerrice Saunders-Barnard (second row, centre right) at the ACHCPS Conference in The Bahamas.

ANGUILLA--The Bahamas Department of Correctional Services hosted the thirteenth annual Association of Caribbean Heads of Corrections and Prison Services (ACHCPS) Conference in The Bahamas from September 9 to 12. Deputy Superintendent Kerrice Saunders-Barnard was in attendance for Anguilla, one of the twenty countries represented.

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The theme for the meeting was “From Theory to Reality – Shaping the Future of Corrections and Prisons in the Caribbean".

The ACHCPS is a distinguished organisation that encourages regional cooperation and promotes positive exchanges between member countries on mutual concerns impacting each respective jurisdiction.

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Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/anguilla-attends-conf-for-heads-of-corrections-prison-services

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