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Unified voices panel highlights need for human rights reform
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Unified voices panel highlights need for human rights reform
The Do-Nation Foundation Inc. hosted its Unified Voices Panel Discussion as part of the “Unified Voices: Engendering Change Through Peace” Project. It created a platform for critical dialogue on human rights, inclusion, youth empowerment, and social equity in Saint Lucia. The forum brought together a diverse panel, including Director of Gender Relations Janey Joseph, Inspector Sisley Baptiste of the Vulnerable Persons Team, and Maria Fontenelle …
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