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Minister wants to see an inclusive society - Barbados Today

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A call has been made for 'modern Barbados' to have a conversation about gender, and put things learnt through the island's colonial legacy to rest. Minister of People Empowerment and Elder Affairs, Kirk Humphrey, made this call as he addressed the opening ceremony for the Livity Project Policy Forum on Inclusive Approaches to Justice at […]

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