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MORE AWARENESS IS NEEDED IN SCHOOLS CONCERNING RAPE GTU GENERAL SECRETARY

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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The issue of Rape needs to be discussed more often in schools”. General Secretary Coretta McDonald of the Guyana Teachers’ Union posits the need for more awareness regarding the issue. Antonio Dey has more details.

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