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IFAAD SAYS C.O.P HAS INGNORED ITS LETTER PRESSES ON FOR AN INVESTIGATION INTO VP JAGDEO

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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A local human rights organization has expressed disappointment with the Guyana Police Force after its calls for an investigation into Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo have gone unanswered. Travis Chase reports.

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