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WOMEN’S RIGHTS ORGANIZATION PROTEST HIGH INCIDENCE OF RAPE

By Kevin Fraser
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Rights organizations hosted a protest at the Georgetown Magistrates court on Wednesday, expressing disgust with the Justice system, which continues to fail citizens with respect to what they see as a ‘runaway rape culture in Guyana’. Andrew Weekes reports.

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