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Former Minister and Parliamentarian Annette Ferguson is demanding answers about the implementation of police reform recommendations spanning more than two decades, questioning why the Guyana Police Force (GPF) continues to face calls for systemic transformation despite successive reports, committees and reform programmes.
In a social media post on Sunday, Ferguson said she supports comprehensive reform but argued that the country must first examine the failures of previous initiatives and establish who was held accountable for their shortcomings.



“Can genuine reform take place under the current leadership of the Guyana Police Force, particularly when serious allegations have been raised against individuals in positions of authority?”
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