BUSINESS GOVERNANCE & SOCIETY AY 2020121 UNIT 2: MINI CASES Cases 14: One per group 1. [NJ Jason and Abigale had a fuss. Jason feels that he should state in no uncertain terms what he thinks of Abigale, a teacher at a prominent public high school in Kingston. As such, he proceeds to describe Abigale's promiscuous behaviour in a disgraceful, lewd, aggressive and public way at Abigale's work place and to Abigale's embarrassment. Use The Constitution (or UDHR) to evaluate Jason's behavior and his rights, if any. Advise Abigale on her rights, if any. Kevin and Simone are foreigners who belong to a small religious sect, the members of which have been travelling throughout the Caribbean. Upon their arrival in Jamaica, they are granted a permit to remain for six months. Just prior to the expiration of the permit, Kevin and Simone apply for extensions, on behalf of the group. The parents of some young people who claimed to have been converted by the group, send a petition to the Minister of National Security requesting that- the permits be revoked, if not, no extensions be granted. The parents express fears abOut the tenets of the group's teachings. What considerations from Jamaica's Constitution (or UDHR) would you advise the Minister of Security to bear in mind when deliberating the petition from the parents? Dr. Fay Lyttle is the Permanent Secretary in the Minister of Education. During the last general election, her husband, a university professor, was a part of a team which advised the Government on economic matters. The Opposition Party won the election. After the elections, the new Minister of Education, summoned the Permanent Secretary and told her that he was uncomfortable working with her, as she and her husband were political activists. Dr. Lyttle denied the allegation but the Minister informed her that she should proceed on leave. The following week she received a letter from the Minister advising her that she would be relieved of her post for \"acts of impropriety as a public servant\". Which areas of Jamaica's Constitution (or UDHR) should Dr Lyttle refer to when seeking redress