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Nazima Raghubir

Nazima Raghubir is a journalist and media professional who has spent all of her adult life in local and regional media. Nazima started her career in the media profession at Guyana televisions ‘Prime News’ at the age of 17. During her career she has undertaken the roles of Reporter, Anchor and Managing and Acting Editor. Nazima is currently a Senior Reporter and Anchor with Prime News. Since 2015 Nazima has taken on the roles of Communications and Public Relations Consultant and Project Management Consultant. She has led several major projects including the development of public awareness publications for the Parliament of Guyana. From 2015 to 2017 Nazima was Editor of ‘Insight’, a current affairs print and online publication magazine. She was elected as President of the Caribbean's 2nd oldest media body, the Guyana Press Association (GPA) in 2018 and is the first woman elected to head this 74 year old association. As President of the GPA, she is responsible for ensuring the freedom of information and freedom of press are upheld through legislative process and has been working to ensure the rights of the media /press are recognised and respected

Human Trafficking

Desperate Venezuelan Women Flee Their Nation

An Attempt to Escape Grinding Poverty Leads to Human Traffickers and Sex Slavery

By
Nazima Raghubir,
Alva Solomon and
Mark Bassant
| June 3, 2020

The Venezuelan crisis has scattered five million of the country’s people across the globe.

Like other places in Venezuela, the economy of Tucupita, a small swampy town in the Orinoco Delta had collapsed, causing thousands of residents to flee.

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