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25/10/2024

The pandemic created a spike in mental health related issues and men who cannot afford private therapy, a lot of work has to be done in the country’s public mental healthcare system to accommodate their vulnerable position.

Read part two of Matthew Chin’s investigative story at www.cijn.org/ripple-effect-part-ii/

22/10/2024

As the rate of male su***de continues to increase in Trinidad and Tobago, the data behind the most common motives still remains unknown. With several male su***des thus far into the year, this two-part series serves to better understand the struggles faced by men, and the effective and ineffective methods addressing the public health issue of male su***de in T&T, juxtaposing Barbados and Guyana for further edification.

Read more on Matthew Chin’s investigative story at www.cijn.org/ripple-effect-part-i/

20/10/2024

In Guyana, Nazima Raghubir reports how young girls, women and immigrant women are victims of extensive s*xual violence in the country. She opens her story with the mother of a young r**e victim reading in court her daughter’s letter to her ra**st, a family friend she called “Uncle.”

Read more on this story at www.cijn.org/in-this-south-american-nation-r**es-of-women-young-girls-and-migrants-are-rampant/

Victims Often Abandon Their Quest To Put Rapists Behind Bars; Police Are Slow To Act Clad in all black, the teary-eyed woman could barely compose herself in the witness box of Guyana’s High Court. The mother of the r**e survivor was confronting her child’s ra**st once again, this time to read he...

18/10/2024

In Trinidad and Tobago, a nation that has recorded 6,000 cases of child s*x abuse in the last four years, Natalee Legore describes how a young girl had to endure repeated s*xual molestations by her mother’s male friends before she and her siblings were moved to a shelter for children.

Read more on this story at www.cijn.org/for-young-victims-of-s*xual-assault-getting-justice-means-surviving-a-broken-justice-system/

For the last 4 years, authorities in the twin-island nation have received more than 6,000 reports of child s*x abuse cases. She curled her tiny body into a ball to fit inside the kitchen cupboard. It was dark and musty. Her four siblings were in the cupboard with her. Cheryl was five years old. Hid...

15/10/2024

In Antigua and Barbuda, Latrishka Thomas tells a gripping story about a young girl who was r**ed at a young age.

Read more on this story at www.cijn.org/she-and-her-daughter-share-the-same-father/

Survivors of s*xual assault in Antigua and Barbuda endure a long road to justice. The childhood of S was shattered at age 6 when her father began a cycle of s*xual abuse. The abuse escalated, resulting in her pregnancy at 15 years old. Now 26, S (the initial of her first name) is mother to […]

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