The Ministry of Social Protection has joined the efforts of the Roadside Baptist Church Skills Training Centre to prevent Gender Based Violence and HIV. To this end, the Men’s Affairs Bureau provided training on Domestic Violence and Sexual Offences Acts for Police Officers in training.
Conducting the training was Administrator of the Men’s Affairs Bureau, Diego Alphonso, while Ms. Paulette Henry, Director of the Institute of Gender Studies at the University of Guyana conducted training on confidentiality, and questioning and reporting techniques for related cases.
The Ministry of Social Protection stated that the training is part of a two-year Gender Based Violence and HIV/AIDS Prevention Project funded by the United States Government. It is being implemented by the Roadside Baptist Church Skills Training Centre, Berbice.
Govt partners with Roadside Baptist to tackle gender-based violence
Only two things will stop domestic violence dead in its tracks..
Most law makers are men the world over aren’t they?
Remove most of them and implement laws that if there is 110% proof that man beat up on woman and woman beat up on man the penalty must be so deadly that will give the wold be beaters missions of things to think of..
Then the men and women mostly women whom are beaten to pulp then call police then the perpetrator is changed and brought before the court and the begged for mercy for the criminal they must be charged and be jailed for wasting tax dollars..