Topic: Mahreen Nabi

The Business and Professional Women’s Club announced a new executive board for the 2025-2027 term at its annual general meeting on 21 May at George Town Yacht Club.

Cayman's long awaited legislation addressing the issue of sexual harassment looks unlikely to be debated at the end of this year as officials confirm that the report coming out of the public consultations has yet to go through caucus and Cabinet for approval.

Members of Cayman's Minimum Wage Advisory Committee have yet to settle on recommendations for the islands' new standard wage and are still working to finalise the delivery of the report.

Public consultation on Cayman's long-awaited sexual harassment legislation will begin 15 Aug. and the group that has pushed for the law for more than a decade is calling for community support to get it on the law books.

Cayman's $6-an-hour minimum pay is below a "starvation wage", according to the head of a committee charged with reviewing the figure.

Local advocacy groups are set to mark 16 days of activism against gender-based violence this month to shine the light on domestic abuse. Last year Cayman recorded over 2,200 domestic-violence cases and the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service said they expect that number to be surpassed by the end of the year as they have already registered 1,900 cases through August.