Hon. Janet G. Bostwick

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  2001 The Government of Barbados has assured Foreign Affairs Minister Janet Bostwick that a full inquiry will be launched into a mass student.
  
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  Through the years, past presidents of the FNM Women's Association have included such persons as Mrs. Janet Bostwick, the first Bahamian woman to be elected to Parliament, and also served as a Cabinet Minister in the first FNM Government in 1992; former St. Margaret's MP Sylvia Scriven and former Fox Hill MP Juanianne Dorsett.
  
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  Queen Elizabeth II sent her personal greetings and best wishes, and the welcoming ceremony at the Court of Appeal prior to the Committee's five-day sitting was attended by the cream of The Bahamas' legal profession, including: then Attorney General Allyson Maynard Gibson, former Attorneys General Paul Adderley, Janet Bostwick and Tennyson Wells, former Governor General Sir Orville Turnquest and president of the Bar Association, Wayne Munroe.

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  The packed chamber included Court of Appeal and Supreme Court senior justices; former attorneys general, Paul Adderley, Janet Bostwick and Tennyson Wells; officials from the Attorney General's office; noted attorneys, Sir Arlington Butler and Damian Gomez as well as Anglican Archbishop Drexel Gomez and high ranking police officials.
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  Janet Bostwick was the Minister of Immigration at the time, he said.

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  Janet Bostwick was the Minister of Immigration at the time, he said.

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  ABACO JOURNAL - Abaco Bahamas - [Cached Version]
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  The Bahamas will continue to support the attempts of the Republic of China (Taiwan) to attain membership of the United Nations according to Minister of Foreign Affairs Janet Bostwick.

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  ABACO JOURNAL - Abaco Bahamas - [Cached Version]
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  The Bahamas will continue to support the attempts of the Republic of China (Taiwan) to attain membership of the United Nations according to Minister of Foreign Affairs Janet Bostwick.In remarks made before the United Nations' General Assembly Minister Bostwick also denounced the shipment of nuclear waste through the Caribbean region.
  
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  ABACO JOURNAL December 1997 - [Cached Version]
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  Accompanying the Prime Minister were Foreign Affairs Minister Janet Bostwick, Public Works Minister Tommy Turnquest, High Commissioner to the United Kingdom Arthur Foulkes and officials from the Office of the Prime Minister and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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  The stage has been set for the removal of "rank" discrimination in the Constitution against women and children, as Minister of Foreign Affairs Janet Bostwick opened debate in the House of Assembly on Wednesday.

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  BAHAMAS, Landmine Monitor Report 2001 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/14/2001    Last Visited: 4/4/2002  

  [1] Statement by the Honorable Janet G. Bostwick, Minister of Foreign Affairs, at the Treaty Signing Conference, Ottawa, December 1997; 1999 Landmine Monitor questionnaire completed by the High Commission for the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, Ottawa, 2 February 1999.

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