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125 Cotton Tree residents receive formal titles to their ancestral lands

– President Ali describes land ownership as a pathway from poverty to financial stability
Decades of anticipation finally came to an end for 125 residents of Cotton Tree on the West Coast of Berbice (WCB), after they received formal titles to lands they and their ancestors have been living on for years.

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Guyana’s justice system strengthened with $US400,000 technology boost

As Guyana’s legal year begins next week, the justice system welcomes a donation of IT software and hardware worth US$400,000 to improve service delivery.

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125 families in Cotton Tree to gain legal land ownership

One hundred and twenty-five certificates of title will be distributed to residents of Cotton Tree, West Coast Berbice, on 9 January 2026.

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Scenes from our Certificates of Title distribution exercise at West Coast Berbice.

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This afternoon the Hon. Mohabir Anil Nandlall SC, Attorney General & Minister of Legal Affairs delivered a presentation as part of the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance International Human Rights Law Certificate Course at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre, Liliendaal, Greater Georgetown. The Hon. Attorney General spoke on ‘Guyana’s Human Rights Framework and the Nature of Obligations’, including, ‘Human Rights and State Sovereignty’, ‘Citizens as Rights Holders’ and ‘the State as the duty-bearer’. Over 100 persons participated in person, with over 100 others attending via Zoom. The course is designed to introduce participants to the fundamental concepts of international human rights law. The course critically examines foundational topics such as the history, development, and nature of human rights, the legal foundation and framework for human rights, key human rights instruments, and the regional and international frameworks for the protection of human rights.

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On behalf of the Government of the United States of America

"Government responsibilities arise out of a pact between the people and the state, that pact or contract is called the constitution."

Mr. Nandlall attended Mon Repos Primary School, Queen's College, University of Guyana - Turkeyen, Georgetown and Hugh Wooding Law School - St. Augustine, Trinidad. He was admitted to practice at the Guyana Bar on the 21st October, 1998 and admitted to practice at Bar of Trinidad and Tobago in 2007.

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Hon. Mohabir Anil Nandlall

Attorney General & Minister of Legal Affairs

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