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Reflection on what International day of Indigenous people means for us in Guyana - Stabroek News

  • Aug 17, 2020
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By Immaculata Casimero, Junisha Jonny, Romario Hastings  and Medino Abraham

Immaculata Casimero is Wapichan from Aishalton, a women’s rights advocate and chairman of Aisharatoon Women’s Association.

The article Reflection on what International day of Indigenous people means for us in Guyana appeared first on Stabroek News.

Source: Stabroek News - Guyana's Most Trusted Newspaper

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