The Human Rights Commission Bill proposes that it be free of cost to file a complaint for the violations of Human Rights.

Read the Human Rights Commission Bill TODAY! Lend your voice to shape the future of this critical legislation. Visit bvi.gov.vg/humanrights

Premier Honourable Dr. Natalio D. Wheatley will be away from the Territory from Friday, February 14th to Sunday, February 23rd attend high-level meetings with key Asian stakeholders.

Governor Daniel Pruce has accepted the resignation of Assistant Commissioner Pam Trevillion of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force.

The Human Rights Commission Bill represents a commitment to building a just and inclusive society. Be a part of this process!

​Once passed, the Human Rights Commission Bill would establish a commission to receive and investigate matters related to human rights violation. According to the Bill, the commission will comprise of 5 members.

Mr. Henry Prince has been appointed District Officer for Virgin Gorda, effective 3^rd February 2025.

Director of Customer Service, Ms. Kedimone Rubaine is featured as she conducted a series of customer service trainings with officers from the Social Security Board.

The proposed Human Rights Commission Bill will bring the Virgin Islands in line with established international standards, ensuring all residents have the protections they deserve.

Premier of the Virgin Islands, Honourable Dr. Natalio Wheatley, in a letter dispatched this week Monday, extended his warm congratulations to Honourable Charles Washington Misick on his victory in the recent general elections in the Turks and Caicos Islands.