As of Friday 10TH January 2020 the commission had scheduled 21 cases to be heard in the first week of sitting for the New Year. 13 of the cases being heard were fresh complaints and 8 were continuation of previously heard cases. The commission rescheduled 2 cases for the upcoming week as the witness and complainant could not turn up, due to health reasons. A total number of 11 witnesses were heard including one Stefan Knight who appeared as an Official witness on behalf of the Attorney General giving evidence under oath in relation to the Official Secrets Act. The commission also heard 12 complainants. The cases ranged from the Disappearance of Gilbert Morgan, the alleged murder of Simon Denousse, Mike Asher and Wilsette Camille, the wrongful termination of Douglas Green, Luc Changko and Jules Stravens and cases involving Victimisation from the Government of the Coup D’états of 1977. The commission started its second week of sitting on Monday 13th January.
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