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Our Voice, Our Recommendations
June 2024 a number of civil society representatives gathered, discussed, and agreed on these suggestions for the SOA Amendments. The screenshots below are just a few highlights, we’ve submitted many more vital recommendations, and we trust the Select Committee will give them the serious review they deserve.
Together, we stand for stronger protections and justice

Eid Mubarak from our team. Wishing you a peaceful celebration and a season full of blessings.

One People 🇬🇾One Nation 🇬🇾One Destiny🇬🇾 Wishing everyone Happy Independence Day filled with pride, love, and celebration.

joins the Guyanese people in commemorating Arrival Day.

A day of reflection on the arrival of indentured labourers to this country.

To remember their contribution and hard work.

To celebrate diversity and the importance of cultural heritage.

To narrate Guyana’s remarkable and historic development story

Equality? ? Groundbreaking.

Celebrating our UN Women Goodwill Ambassador Anne Hathaway on the success of her latest movie release 👠

Today, GRPA stands in solidarity for Denim Day, a powerful reminder that there is no excuse for sexual violence and that survivors are never to blame.

Denim Day is more than a symbol; it is a movement. It calls us to challenge harmful narratives, educate our communities, and stand firmly against abuse in all its forms.

At GRPA, we remain committed to the work, through advocacy, education on sexual and reproductive health, and creating safe spaces where women and girls are heard, protected, and empowered. Every session, every conversation, every outreach effort brings us closer to a society where dignity and safety are non-negotiable.

Today, we renew our pledge:
To speak up.
To stand with survivors.
To push for change.
To ensure that every girl and every woman can live free from violence.

The Earth does not need spectators. It needs protectors. 🌍 Our Power, Our Planet. The most valuable asset on Earth is, in fact, Earth itself.

Some of the greatest harm is happening behind closed doors by people women trust most.

A CNN As Equals investigation exposes a global network where violence against women is shared, normalized, and taught.

Women are being abused, and then gaslit into silence by their partners.

This is not isolated. It is organized. And it is happening in plain sight.

Yet, justice remains out of reach for too many.

Survivors are speaking out, and systems must respond with accountability, protection, and justice .

Swipe to learn more ➡️ and see how to spot and respond to online abuse: http://unwo.men/mFKE50YFPIk