Tell them to go to HELL!!!

Remember when Jagan and the PPP/C auntyman dem used to run and cry to these same people you now have such disdain for?

We use dem like old Klath now we dont need them.

Why? Are they not highlighting what is clearly what we were talking about with Plumpy? She is on the internet extolling the government hiring of a Woman PM candidate and insisting it is part of the forward thinking of the PPP.

Well here is affirmation for the world to see that she lied. The PPP has overseen horrific sexual violence against young children and women and did not take one tiny step to ameliorate the violence. 34 women were murdered last year. Some 3000 girls leave school for unwanted pregnancies and many are victims of rape, statutory rape, incest. etc.

We have not had a successful rape trial in tree year despite trying 25 people.  Magistrates openly permit outside negotiations in rape cases where victims are payed off. Police have no rape kits, there is no special crimes unit, no sex crimes registry  and the Sexual offense Act is on the presidents desk since 2013.

Then there is the matter of LGBT rights. This is an obscenely neglectful government and people like you who support it are responsible for their neglect

Look Stormy, All those cases were addressed by the relevant Authorities including the Courts.

No they were not addressed. They lack a consistent protocol that can result in a conviction. They represent less than one percent of the rapes and these reaching trial suffer from poor policing. The PPP is responsible. They have a lab that has no DNA testing facilities. They do not even have trained criminal investigators here etc.

You obviously lack the basic human capacity of empathy. Shame on you man. Shame! This shouldn't be political. We should all agree on this one thing.

Does some woman close to you have to be raped before this is a serious issue? Or is it enough that a woman or statistically significant number of women are raped and then denied justice?

LIke what I wrote is not visible to you!!!

Another statistic for Amnesty Int.

Prisoner at Parika station dies after apparent beating

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Do we know the cause of death??

you pagla rass nah here de man get beat up!

white rum and water better take warning 

Wait, you does use Canadian Dole to buy white Rum???

You are right.  The PPP used Human Rights Reports against the PNC Burnhamite to win  back democracy.

The same tactic by the Opposition is OK today.

What I have a problem with is Stormborn being brainwashed by the Sodom and Gomorrhaites talking about: "Then there is the matter of LGBT rights. This is an obscenely neglectful government and people like you who support it are responsible for their neglect."

Don't take such nonsense to our poor Third World Caribbean country.  LGBT is pure wickedness parading as human rights.  That's a vile and vulgar movement.  That's not Guyanese or Caribbean culture.  

REUTERS, Published — Thursday 26 February 2015, Last update 26 February 2015 2:54 am, Source

LONDON: Governments are failing to protect millions of civilians from violence by states and armed groups, Amnesty International said on Wednesday, describing the global response to widespread conflict from Nigeria to Syria as “shameful and ineffective.”

The rights group urged the five permanent members of the UN Security Council — Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States — to renounce their veto rights in situations of genocide and mass atrocities.

A year of catastrophic violence had led to one of the worst refugee crises in history, as the number of displaced people worldwide topped 50 million for the first time since the end of the World War Two, the rights group said in its annual report.

Almost 4 million refugees have fled a four-year civil war in Syria, and about 95 percent are being hosted by Lebanon, Turkey, Jordan, Iraq and Egypt, according to the UN refugee agency, which has repeatedly urged rich nations to take more refugees.

“As people suffered an escalation in barbarous attacks and repression, the international community has been found wanting,” Amnesty secretary general Salil Shetty said in a statement.

“It is abhorrent to see how wealthy countries’ efforts to keep people out take precedence over their efforts to keep people alive.”

The growing influence of non-state armed groups such as Boko Haram and Islamic State (IS) was a major concern, Amnesty said.

Boko Haram have killed thousands of people in northeastern Nigeria in a five-year insurgency, while IS has taken vast parts of Iraq and Syria and declared a caliphate in territory under its control.

Armed groups committed abuses in more than 35 countries in 2014, including the Central African Republic and India, the rights group said.
Amnesty said there would be more victims of abuse and persecution as the influence of such groups spilled across national borders.

One afternoon in early 1980, I was sitting in the public gallery of the National Assembly listening to a debate.

Burnham wasn't yet president so he sat at the head of the government benches. Cheddi Jagan in his presentation waved a copy of the latest AI report, saying that Amnesty International deplored human rights violations in Guyana. Burnham listened to Jagan and didn't heckle.

When Burnham's turn came to speak, he said something like this: "Comrade Speaker, the Honourable Leader of the Opposition says Amnesty International has criticized my government for alleged human rights violations. I have also read that report Dr Jagan has on the table and I wish to direct the honourable member's attention to the section on the Soviet Union, his Mecca. The same report condemns the Soviet Union for violations a thousand times worse."

Well, to cut a long story short, neither Dr Jagan nor the Mirror ever quoted an AI report on Guyana again. In fact, I was at a Union of Journalists Ex-co meeting at Freedom House during which Janet Jagan called Amnesty International a "double-edged sword."

You are getting worse banna, seek help now don't wait any longer.

IRRELEVANT!