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Citizens Review with Erin Ferguson
Entertainment,Television- Nassau
- Nassau / Paradise Island, Bahamas
Morgan Freeman and Dennis Haysbert Interviewed By Erin Ferguson
(Nassau, Bahamas) Erin Ferguson, Host and Executive Producer of the Number #1 Rated Television show in the Bahamas, Citizens Review, conducted interviews with two of Hollywood's finest Actors on the screen, the world renowned, Academy award winning actor Morgan Freeman, known for his roles in performances like Glory, Invictus, The Shawshank Redemption, Driving Miss Daisy and Dennis Haysbert who is well known for the TV hit drama series 24, The Unit, and as the Spokesman for Allstate Insurance company, with the famous phrase "Are you in Good Hands".
Cape Eleuthera Institute and Island School trip - Citizens of the Year Award
Erin Ferguson, Host and Executive Producer of the Number 1 Rated Television show in the Bahamas, Citizens’ Review, traveled to South Eleuthera to shoot 2 shows at the Cape Eleuthera Institute, and the Island School. The trip was the reward for the recipients of the Citizens of the Year Award, an annual award given by Citizens Review.
Bahamas Citizens' Review interviews Morgan Freeman and Dennis Haysbert
Nassau, Bahamas - Erin Ferguson, Host and Executive Producer of the Number #1 Rated Television show in The Bahamas,
Citizens' Review,
conducted interviews with two of Hollywood's finest Actors on the
screen, the world renowned, Academy award winning actor Morgan Freeman,
known for his roles in performances like
Glory, Invictus, The Shawshank Redemption, Driving Miss Daisy and Dennis Haysbert who is well known for the TV hit drama series
24, The Unit, and as the spokesman for Allstate Insurance company, with the famous phrase "Are you in Good Hands?".
Both Gentlemen graced the cameras of the popularly watched Bahamian television show
Citizens' Review
with Host Erin Ferguson to talk about a number of different topics
ranging from their experience in The Bahamas, to their great mentor...
Bahamas Citizens' Review interviews Morgan Freeman and Dennis Haysbert
Nassau, Bahamas - Erin Ferguson, Host and Executive Producer of the Number #1 Rated Television show in The Bahamas,
Citizens' Review,
conducted interviews with two of Hollywood's finest Actors on the
screen, the world renowned, Academy award winning actor Morgan Freeman,
known for his roles in performances like
Glory, Invictus, The Shawshank Redemption, Driving Miss Daisy and Dennis Haysbert who is well known for the TV hit drama series
24, The Unit, and as the spokesman for Allstate Insurance company, with the famous phrase "Are you in Good Hands?".
Both Gentlemen graced the cameras of the popularly watched Bahamian television show
Citizens' Review
with Host Erin Ferguson to talk about a number of different topics
ranging from their experience in The Bahamas, to their great mentor...
DNA holds forum on marital rape
While Democratic National Alliance (DNA) Leader Branville McCartney has said he would not support a Marital Rape Bill, he said yesterday that if the DNA wins the next election, it would make amendments to the Sexual Offenses Act, seeking to protect women from violence.
The DNA held a focus group on the issue of marital rape at the British Colonial Hilton yesterday with members of the church and prominent female leaders in the community, including Dr. Sandra Dean-Patterson, director of the Bahamas Crisis Centre.
"This discourse does not represent a U-turn or a reversal of opinion, but instead a more informed decision in the best interest of all Bahamians," McCartney said.
"We don't believe that a man should rape or abuse in any way, a woman. But we also believe in the sanctity of marriage."
By adding more teeth to the Sexual Offenses Act, women would be protected, and authorities would be able to prosecute people who abuse their spouses, McCartney said.
"Women should receive complete equality and be afforded every civil and legal right afforded men," he said.
Last week, McCartney, who appeared on the JCN program Citizen's Review with Erin Ferguson, came under fire after saying a DNA government would not support a Marital Rape Bill.
Ferguson noted yesterday that he and McCartney were not talking about the Martial Rape Bill specifically.
"We were talking about the concept of being able to rape your spouse, period," Ferguson said.
Marital rape was not something McCartney supported, Ferguson said.
In 2009, Minister of State for Social Development Loretta Butler-Turner tabled a Marital Rape Bill in the House of Assembly.
Under the bill, marital rape would have been criminalized entirely. This would have meant that a spouse could be sentenced up to life in prison for the rape of a spouse, even on a first offense, as is the case for others convicted of rape.
Furthermore, the bill sought to expand the amount of time allowed to commence prosecution of summary sexual offenses from six months to up to two years.
There was great uproar in certain quarters after the bill was introduced with some religious leaders suggesting that the government was seeking to interfere in marriages.
The controversy eventually led to the government shelving the bill.
Butler-Turner has since stated that if the FNM is reelected, she would push for the bill to be reintroduced.
Bran to reject u-turn claim over marital rape law
DEMOCRATIC National Alliance leader Branville McCartney has scheduled a press conference for today to refute a Tribune headline he feels misrepresented his stance on the efforts to ban marital rape.
The headline, "U-turn for Bran on marital rape law", published last Friday, came after Mr McCartney first addressed the issue on the talk show Citizens' Review, then clarified his position in a statement the next day.
When asked by show host Erin Ferguson if the FNM's Bill outlawing rape in a marriage would be passed by a DNA government, Mr McCartney said: "No, sir. When you get married to a person, you are one."
Mr McCartney noted that rape in a marriage is hard to prove, bu ...
Citizens' Review travels to South Eleuthera
Erin Ferguson, host and executive producer
of the popular Bahamian television show, Citizens' Review,
traveled to South Eleuthera to shoot 2 shows at the Cape Eleuthera Institute,
and the Island School. The trip was the reward for the recipients of the
Citizens of the Year Award, an annual award given by Citizens Review. The
awards were presented to High School Graduates in New Providence and Grand
Bahama whom the Principals, Guidance Counselors and Teacher thought were living
by example the 3 tenants of the Citizens' Review TV show, which are Independent, Accurate, and Bold.
The students from Grand Bahama are
Keiannah Charlton, Eight Mile Rock High School, Anjelica Maycock, Jack Hayward
High School, Charles Rose, Head Boy, Jack Hayward High School, and Charles
Harvey, Jack Hayward High School. New Providence students are Sloan Smith, R.M.
Bailey High School, Denielle Miller, C.V. Bethel High School...
The Case of Rape Victim Cindy Williams
Nassau, Bahamas - Enclosed is a letter from
Erin
Ferguson, President - Justice League to Mr. Elliston Greenslade Commissioner of Police The Royal Bahamas Police Force.
Dear
Mr.
Greenslade:
We
wish to urgently meet with you to discuss the need for a FULL and OPEN
investigation into the Case of
Rape
Victim Cindy Williams of Freeport Grand Bahama and her
harassment and sexual assault by 2 officers of the
Royal Bahamas Police Force. We firmly
believe that the Royal Bahamas Police Force (RBPF) have conducted themselves in
a manner that is in direct conflict with several of the basic duties that
Bahamian Citizens expect of the Police, with the understanding that it is the
Solemn Duty of RBPF to protect citizens and enforce the law...
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