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Reports on the resumption of hangings of criminals in Antigua and Barbuda. Basis of the decision.

Reports on the June 4, 1999 hangings of convicted drug lord Dole Chadee and other fellow gang members in Trinidad and Tobago. Comment from Lennox Campbell, Jamaica's senior assistant attorney-general, on the case; Information on Dole and his gang; Significance of the hangings.

Reports on the decision by the government of Guyana to withdraw from the United Nations Human Rights Council on April 9, 1999 to hang death row inmates. Announcement by the government of Trinidad & Tobago to start hangings in April 1999.

Reports on London, England-based Amnesty International's expressed disapproval of the hanging of two convicted murderers in the Bahamas.

Reports on the hanging of convicted murderer David Wilson in Saint Kitts and Nevis. Wilson as the first victim of execution in 13 years; Details of Wilson's last hours prior to the execution.

Reports that convicted murderers Michael Archer and Peter Adams were hanged as Guyana resumed capital punishment on August 25, 1997.

Reports on Jamaican Police Commissioner Francis Forbes' call for the reintroduction of the practice of hanging to deter criminals.

Reports that Nathaniel Nelson has been sentenced to hang for the murder of a Barbados police officer. Accidental killing plea of Nelson; Reaction of police officers to the incident; History of mental problems.