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Blows for EOT chair in discrimination trial: ‘Shameful, disgraceful conduct’

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News APPOINTED: Attorney Veera Bhajan with President Paula-Mae Weekes when she was appointed a lay assessor with the Equal Opportunity Tribunal for a period of three years. FILE PHOTO - 'SHAMEFUL' and 'disgraceful' were just some of the words used to describe the failure by the chairman of the Equal Opportunity Tribunal (EOT) to give effect to the presidential appointment of lay assessor Veera Bhajan. The tribunal chairman, attorney Donna Prowell-Raphael, […]

Source: Trinidad News

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