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HUMAN SERVICE’S MINISTRY EXPANDING SAFE HOMES FOR VICTIMS OF GENDER BASED VIOLENCE ACROSS GUYANA- DR. PERSAUD

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The Ministry of Human Services and Social Security is increasing its support for victims of gender-based violence by expanding safe homes across Guyana. Kerese Gonsalves has the details.

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