Opinion

S4 stands in solidarity with Simona Broomes

Dear Editor, The Sisters of The S4 Foundation (Stella’s Sisterhood of Support & Service Foundation) resolutely stand in solidarity with Simona Broomes, President of the Guyana Women’s Miners Organisation (GWMO), and the members of the GWMO as they face off with extreme measures to counter the good work they are doing for women and girls who are being trafficked in Guyana.

The DPP and TIP should investigate action taken by police in arresting Simona Broomes

Dear Editor, We are deeply concerned about the arrest of Simona Broomes, President of the Guyana Women Miners Organisation (GWMO) and a champion in the fight against trafficking in Guyana, for the alleged theft of a gold chain from and assault against Ann Marie Carter, an alleged human trafficker, who has been arrested, detained and charged with the trafficking of children who were forced into sexual slavery.

In the American oratorical tradition

When President Barack Obama delivered his speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, on Wednesday, on the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom and the Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr’s historic “I Have a Dream” speech, he was standing, symbolically, in the shadow of Abraham Lincoln and in the footsteps of Dr King.

Foreign Affairs Ministry and Guyana Embassy did everything possible to assist Isaacs within ambit of US laws and bilateral agreement between Guyana and US

Dear Editor, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs takes this opportunity to set the record straight on the issue in which Mr Mark Isaacs, a deportee from the United States, accused Guyanese diplomatic officials based both here and in the United States of failing to help him in his battle with US authorities to avoid deportation.

Cricket bill will restore sanity to the GCB

Dear Editor, Editor, please permit me a response to Mr Fizul Bacchus’ letter in the Stabroek News dated August 23 ‘The cricket bill is a political solution which will create more chaos in the future’ in which he attempted to proclaim my ignorance of the impending Cricket Administration Bill.

Forward to school

The long August vacation is drawing to a close and teachers, parents and children are preparing for the beginning of the new school year and, in some instances, new schools.

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