About Bahamas Land Justice

Across The Bahamas, families have lived on and cultivated land for generations without formal

title. These lands represent more than property—they are identity, culture, and survival.

The movement gained urgency with the Ann Millar legacy case, where land granted to formerly

enslaved people in 1869 has been adjudicated / tried in the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal

and the Privy Council and yet there are confusion and dispute. This case reflects a broader

national issue affecting communities across the islands.

Bahamas Land Justice was formed to bring awareness, advocacy, and legal clarity to this

growing crisis.