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Otto Carrington
President of the Fathers’ Association of Trinidad and Tobago (FATT), Rhondall Feeles, is rejecting criticisms of his organisation’s recent claims on paternity fraud that were made at a press conference on Tuesday. He is insisting that the data he presented is credible and grounded in real cases.
Feeles was responding to a statement issued by the Caribbean Association for Feminist Research and Action (CAFRA TT), which questioned the validity of FATT’s figures and cautioned against the misuse of statistics in the national debate on paternity testing.
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