Tuesday, 15 April 2008
A call is being made for the removal of the section of the Jamaican Constitution which disqualifies a person with dual citizenship from holding political office.
General Secretary of the Farquharson Institute, Ken Jones, said the clause is irrelevant in modern day society.
"I believe that this section of the constitution should be deleted because it serves no useful purpose," said Mr. Jones.
"All it does is to divide and confuse the people and get them into useless arguments and political tribalism which we can do without and we should be paying our attention to the economic and social development of our people," he continued.
A call is being made for the removal of the section of the Jamaican Constitution which disqualifies a person with dual citizenship from holding political office.
General Secretary of the Farquharson Institute, Ken Jones, said the clause is irrelevant in modern day society.
"I believe that this section of the constitution should be deleted because it serves no useful purpose," said Mr. Jones.
"All it does is to divide and confuse the people and get them into useless arguments and political tribalism which we can do without and we should be paying our attention to the economic and social development of our people," he continued.
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