Domestic violence awareness continues with ‘Break the Cycle’ broadcasts

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(Left to Right) British High Commissioner to Guyana Andrew Ayre, US Ambassador Brent Hardt, Canadian High Commissioner Nicole Giles and Head of the EU Delegation Ambassador Robert Kopecky.
(Left to Right) British High Commissioner to Guyana Andrew Ayre, US Ambassador Brent Hardt, Canadian High Commissioner Nicole Giles and Head of the EU Delegation Ambassador Robert Kopecky.

Strides to educate the public on domestic violence continue with the forthcoming broadcast of a television programme in Essequibo, Berbice, Georgetown and Linden.

The programme, “Break the Cycle: Stop the Violence,” will be aired this evening in Essequibo from 19:30hrs to 20:00hrs; in Berbice on Little Rock Television Station Channel 10 between 17:00hrs and 18:00hrs; and in George-town, on TVG Channel 28 between 16:00hrs and 17:00hrs and on NCN Channel 11 at 21:30hrs. No time has been set yet for Linden.

The times were announced during the commemoration of International Human Rights Day held yesterday at Help and Shelter on