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Teachers protesting yesterday.

Striking teachers continue protest at Region Six RDC

Teachers on strike yesterday protested in front of the Regional Democratic Council of Region Six located in Vryman’s Erven, New Amsterdam as they continue their call for collective bargaining between the Guyana Teachers’ Union and the Ministry of Education.

The trainees and others (Ministry of Home Affairs photo)

Mines, environment officers trained on human trafficking

The Ministry of Home Affairs – Ministerial Taskforce on Trafficking in Persons yesterday said  that on Friday  a total of twenty Mines and Environmental officers from the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission benefited from a one day anti- trafficking in persons’ session.

Chief Justice
Roxane George SC

Men entitled to maintenance from former wives

In a landmark ruling yesterday, acting Chief Justice Roxane George SC said that men can now apply for matrimonial benefits on the dissolution of a marriage as she found their constitutional rights were breached by the Matri-monial Causes Act which only made provision for women to be maintained by their former spouses.

Some of the teachers who protested in Mabaruma yesterday.

Audited reports submitted at GTU annual conferences – Lyte

By Shuntel Glasgow In the wake of pressure from the government over its strike, the Guyana Teachers’ Union (GTU) yesterday said it is not in breach of financial rules and its audited reports are submitted at every GTU annual conference, Mark Lyte,  its President, told Stabroek News yesterday that the union is currently addressing several issues raised by government.

Region Two teachers at the Anna Regina High Bridge

Pomeroon, hinterland teachers join GTU strike

Scores of teachers from the Pomeroon River and the hinterland communities in Region Two have joined in the strike called by the Guyana Teachers’ Union (GTU) for increases in  salaries through collective bargaining.

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