GIS Saga Continues – Report of Another Suicide Plot

Submitted by Women in Action Network (WiAN)
The Women in Action Network (WiAN) is expressing urgent concern for the lives of the Wards at GIS after receiving reliable information of another suicide plot to be carried out within hours.
It is clear that the Minister, the Board and the Management of the GIS are unable to secure the lives and wellbeing of these girls and all of them must be removed and the girls released to their parents or into alternative care.
The pressure driving these teenage girls to suicide over and over again comes from within the institution. Interim President of WiAN Tempu Nefertari recounts witnessing an example of the psychological torment inflicted on a particular ward on a recent visit to the institution and is calling for the end to this era of institutional abuse at the GIS.
Should there be a loss of life at GIS, this entire government will have the blood of those girls on their hands and will go down in history as sitting idly by and turning a blind eye to the incompetence of Minister Wilfred Abrahams. Do not let this be a case of “hard ears you won’t hear, own way you goin’ feel”.
PARADISE 2 X3 ISLAND RAN BY A BUNCH OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL BLACK LEADERS IN THE WORLD
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yep…the main reason everything has TURNED TO SHIT….100 years worth…
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Last thing I heard they were waiting to interview some girls who had been unavailable.
I wonder what is the hold up now for the past due report upon which corrective action is to be based.
SMH.
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Source: Nation
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These girls are the children of poor working class families. The markup class politicans used the fathers and mothers of these Girls at election time for vote/support, that’s it. Classsism in Barbados
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Wilfred, Wilfred, da report, boss da report .
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Source:NATION
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Source: Nation
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I wish the young man much success in his endeavours. An admirable aspiration to help those who are suffering what he himself suffered. He can feel their pain and therefore he will fight harder.
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@Donna
A lovely story.
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@ Donna
That is the story I referenced to you in another post.
Very impressive.
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“They say it takes a village to raise a child. I am a product of the village. I am a prime example of that. There were several village members who helped to support my development,”
Good work on the part of lawyers should also be recognized and appreciated. 👍 Marshall-Harris and Nailah Robinson represented him pro bono👍 thus launching him on this incredible path.
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