PNP Women’s Movement rejects misogyny claims against Golding
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November 12, 2026
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KINGSTON, Jamaica — The People’s National Party Women’s Movement (PNP WM) has rejected allegations of misogyny levelled against Opposition Leader Mark Golding by Generation 2000 (G2K), arguing that criticism of public officials should not be dismissed as gender prejudice.
According to a release from the movement, its president, Patricia Duncan-Sutherland, said women in leadership deserved respect but should not be exempt from scrutiny over their decisions.
“The fight against misogyny is far too important to be reduced to a convenient response whenever a woman in public office is called upon to account for her decisions,” Duncan-Sutherland said.
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