A BLUEPRINT FOR RESOLVING FAMILY DISPUTES IN TOBAGO
Property disputes across Tobago are increasingly spilling over into police matters, with local law enforcement citing land ownership arguments as a primary driver of non-violent and violent conflicts on the island. While police continue running legal clinics to address the backlog of land claims, regional experts warn that court battles alone cannot repair damaged communities. As Jewel Greene-George reports, resolving these deep-seated disputes often requires changing how families communicate before a quarrel ever reaches a courtroom…
