MiRiDom has released its recommendations to the Government of Dominica requesting Policy Change for equal rights for the LGBTQI Community and Electoral Reform

​MiRiDom has released its recommendations to the Government of Dominica requesting Policy Change. Today, Founder and Coordinator of MiRiDom, Daryl Phillip, will also present the following report to officials of the Universal Periodic Review pre-sessions, at the United Nations in Geneva.MiRiDom calls on the Government of Dominica:
 
1) To commit to a policy that would encourage the inclusion of the LGBTQI in the Dominican society, where they would live a life that is free from discrimination and encourage their total inclusion in the society, with equal rights just as all other citizens of Dominica.
 
2) To commit to electoral reform before the next general election, and ensuring that:
 
a. The Voter Electoral List is cleansed and updated.
b. There is voter identification every voter which will include:
i. Citizenship
ii. the name
iii. residence:  
iv. Biometrics (fingerprint etc.)
v.Voter registration number:
 
3) To report on a quarterly basis (every three months) on the Citizenship by Investment Program, stating all information concerning the number of Dominican passports processed and the amount of money collected, and that all the money is deposited in the Consolidated Fund of the Treasury of the Government of Dominica.
 
4) To commit to commit to a National Human Rights Council in the Commonwealth of Dominica that would be in keeping with the United Nations Paris Principles.