Joint Civil Society Statement on the MV Barima COI- Sign On
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The Haiti Support Group Guyana
2 hr ago
All for one. One for all. Solidarity forever.
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Tamia Lashley
3 hr ago
To get proper justice. So many distractions and false acts of support are being pushed out by the people in power. That is not what the victims deserve.
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Kathleen Ford
19 hr ago
Unified pressure is the most effective.
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Kimanzi Mulekezi
1 day ago
Lives matter. A state should and must protect its citizens. It is totally unacceptable that a government unit was so criminally negligent.
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Natasha Jodhan
1 day ago
Justice for the victims and accountability for those guilty of manslaughter.
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Lewanne Jones
2 days ago
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For justice for the families of the victims of this tragedy, for safety of the citizens of Guyana, for government accountability and for ability of the Guyanese people to exercise their constitutional rights to freedom of expression, assembly, association, equality, and participation in a COI to determine the truth of this tragic event and to hold those responsible accountable.
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Michael McCammon
2 days ago
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This a National tragedy & of significant public concern. The families of the decease need to lay their loved ones to rest & say their final goodbyes.
An investigation MUST be seen as impartial, without any conflict of interest, ensuring transparency.
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Elizabeth Perry
2 days ago
Justice must prevail
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Fidele Albert
2 days ago
It's very heartbreaking and sad. That was a very old boat that wasn't sea worthy and yet still the government still had it running the Atlantic. The racist, corrupt government is to blame for allowing that boat to sink and took all those people live. They must take responsibility for their actions. They damn well know what they did. Therefore Edgil and Indar must go including the whole PPP cabinet. For Guyana to grow PPP government must go
This tragedy his so hard. It's not easy to get over.
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Melissa Vaughn
2 days ago
The families need closure and another tragedy can't repeat itself.
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Joan Grant Cummings
3 days ago
It's about justice, truth and love
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Supporter
3 days ago
We are all Humans until
Race disconnects us
Religion seperates us
Politics devide us.
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Supporter
3 days ago
Human life is important to me and so is accountability for those in authority!
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Denise Boodie
3 days ago
The children lost
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Andrea Telman
3 days ago
Human life is precious and the reasons for this disaster have to be addressed. It would be totally disrespectful to those that died if their lost lives were not the subject of great sadness. This disaster needs to be thoroughly researched to make sure it can never happen again.
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George Goddard
3 days ago
CPAIM member
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Supporter
3 days ago
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We need to stand up against the practice of using scapegoats to hide official responsibility. The full story of the Barima disaster must be uncovered and all the victims must be accounted for. Families of the Barima victims must have the truth and the responsible authorities must be held to account for this tragedy
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Ingrid Sarabo
4 days ago
All the appropriate authorities should be held responsible
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Luke Daniels
4 days ago
My nephew Omar Harris died as a result of this accident waiting to happen Government disaster.
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judith wedderburn
4 days ago
The owners/managers of the MV Barima must be held accountable for the deaths of every innocent, economically disadvantaged and historically marginalised person who lost their lives as a result of this tragedy.
All for one. One for all. Solidarity forever.
To get proper justice. So many distractions and false acts of support are being pushed out by the people in power. That is not what the victims deserve.
Unified pressure is the most effective.
Lives matter. A state should and must protect its citizens. It is totally unacceptable that a government unit was so criminally negligent.
Justice for the victims and accountability for those guilty of manslaughter.
For justice for the families of the victims of this tragedy, for safety of the citizens of Guyana, for government accountability and for ability of the Guyanese people to exercise their constitutional rights to freedom of expression, assembly, association, equality, and participation in a COI to determine the truth of this tragic event and to hold those responsible accountable.
This a National tragedy & of significant public concern. The families of the decease need to lay their loved ones to rest & say their final goodbyes. An investigation MUST be seen as impartial, without any conflict of interest, ensuring transparency.
Justice must prevail
It's very heartbreaking and sad. That was a very old boat that wasn't sea worthy and yet still the government still had it running the Atlantic. The racist, corrupt government is to blame for allowing that boat to sink and took all those people live. They must take responsibility for their actions. They damn well know what they did. Therefore Edgil and Indar must go including the whole PPP cabinet. For Guyana to grow PPP government must go This tragedy his so hard. It's not easy to get over.
The families need closure and another tragedy can't repeat itself.
It's about justice, truth and love
We are all Humans until Race disconnects us Religion seperates us Politics devide us.
Human life is important to me and so is accountability for those in authority!
The children lost
Human life is precious and the reasons for this disaster have to be addressed. It would be totally disrespectful to those that died if their lost lives were not the subject of great sadness. This disaster needs to be thoroughly researched to make sure it can never happen again.
CPAIM member
We need to stand up against the practice of using scapegoats to hide official responsibility. The full story of the Barima disaster must be uncovered and all the victims must be accounted for. Families of the Barima victims must have the truth and the responsible authorities must be held to account for this tragedy
All the appropriate authorities should be held responsible
My nephew Omar Harris died as a result of this accident waiting to happen Government disaster.
The owners/managers of the MV Barima must be held accountable for the deaths of every innocent, economically disadvantaged and historically marginalised person who lost their lives as a result of this tragedy.