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Podcast: “Terror in the Caribbean” – Episode Two

By CIJN Staff Writers | December 6, 2019

Listen to the rest of the series here.

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Antigua & Barbuda

In the Caribbean, Women and Girls Face Daily Threats of Sexual Violence; Getting Justice is Another Ordeal
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Natalee Legore,

Keyola Greene,

Nazima Raghubir and

Latrishka Thomas | October 3, 2024
For many Caribbean women, few places are safe from the threat of rape or sexual violence. Women report experiencing sexual violence in their workplaces and being violated by people in their towns and villages. Many times, the places that should be the safest for women are the most dangerous: their own homes. Homes are where […]

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She and Her Daughter Share the Same Father
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Latrishka Thomas | October 3, 2024
Survivors of sexual assault in Antigua and Barbuda endure a long road to justice. The childhood of S was shattered at age 6 when her father began a cycle of sexual abuse. The abuse escalated, resulting in her pregnancy at 15 years old. Now 26, S (the initial of her first name) is mother to […]

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Crime

In Tiny Montserrat, Girls at the Lone High School are Targeted by Predators, Including the Once-Powerful Chief Minister
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Keyola Greene | October 3, 2024
Montserrat has a child grooming problem. In the last decade, dozens of teenage girls have become victims to older men who target them when they enter Montserrat Secondary School—the island’s lone high school. To entrap their victims, these men give the girls cash allowances, smartphones, groceries and rides home. The victimization of young girls became […]

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