Public discourse over gender issues and more particularly the issue of violence against women rivals and in many cases, exceeds most other items on the national agenda. The discourse is driven, mostly, by what is widely believed to be a disturbing indifference to women’s issues and a refusal to treat seriously with the need to accord women a level of recognition and respect that compares favourably with that which is accorded men.
Guyana Review visited the campus of the University of Guyana recently where we posed five questions on gender issues to three female
