The Caribbean nation has spent 10 of the last 14 months under an emergency status that curtails key civil liberties.
The Caribbean nation has spent 10 of the last 14 months under an emergency status that curtails key civil liberties.
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As part of a campaign to crack down on crime, the Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago has moved to extend its state of emergency, which grants security forces expansive powers and restricts key civil liberties.
The country’s House of Representatives voted on Saturday to extend the emergency measures for another three months.
Government says move aims to boost ‘fight against insecurity’ as armed gangs continue to carry out attacks across Haiti.
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