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Head of the Institute for Gender and Development Studies, Dr. Sue-Ann Barratt, is renewing calls for swift justice for gender-based violence victims, citing public frustration with the lack of action.
According to the University of the West Indies lecturer, while T&T has laws to protect victims, without swift justice and reliable enforcement, those laws are failing the very people they were meant to safeguard.
Speaking on CNC3’s The Morning Brew on Wednesday, Dr. Barratt made her comments in wake of another violent attack– where a 20-year-old Rio Claro woman was hospitalised after being doused with muriatic acid on Monday by a male offender.
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