Showing support

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During a ‘Talk Yuh Mind Rally,’ an event held yesterday at the National Park as part of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, attendees created a CAN (Community Advocates Network) tree and added their handprints in shows of support. “Women, Children and Men all left their mark and committed their support to the eradication of domestic violence,” the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security said in a Facebook post. (Ministry of Human Services and Social Security/Gavindra Gangadin photo)
During a ‘Talk Yuh Mind Rally,’ an event held yesterday at the National Park as part of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, attendees created a CAN (Community Advocates Network) tree and added their handprints in shows of support. “Women, Children and Men all left their mark and committed their support to the eradication of domestic violence,” the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security said in a Facebook post. (Ministry of Human Services and Social Security/Gavindra Gangadin photo)
During a ‘Talk Yuh Mind Rally,’ an event held yesterday at the National Park as part of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, attendees created a CAN (Community Advocates Network) tree and added their handprints in shows of support. “Women, Children and Men all left their mark and committed their support to the eradication of domestic violence,” the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security said in a Facebook post. (Ministry of Human Services and Social Security/Gavindra Gangadin photo)