Joint Civil Society Statement on the MV Barima COI- Sign On
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Supporter
4 days ago
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The MV Barima tragedy could have been avoided but it is a case of criminal negligence on the part of the government that has continued to use a 87 years old unseaworthy....to carry passengers,most of whom were of Indigenous working class.Now the government seek to find scapegoat to take responsibility.,as in the Mahdia dorm fire which a teenager became the scapegoat for administrative negligence. The unilateral appointment of a COI of its own choice and terms of reference is an indicatio
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Miranda La Rose
4 days ago
We need transparency, accountability, justice and closure particularly for the victims, families of the MV Barima tragedy, and for all of Guyana
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Supporter
4 days ago
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There must be justice and accountability. It must start at the very top. The rot begins there. Families are devastated and there can be no closure until the MV Barima is brought up and until and unless there is a completely independent investigation.
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Linda Hustler- Gray
4 days ago
To bring closure and to have accountability
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Mike Rahman
4 days ago
This tragedy could have been AVOIDED if this boat was DECOMMISSIONED. The sole responsibility lies with the LEADERSHIP OF THE PPP DICTATORSHIP and no other.
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Ryan Archibald
4 days ago
Let justice prevail. Dont let it remain at the bottom of the icean
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Maryam Mohamed
4 days ago
There must be accountability for justice to be served. This is a horrific tragedy and as a people we cannot be slient.
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Gail Watson
4 days ago
This is a Pu lic Safety and Human Rights Issue.
My life is not safe under this Government because there is zero value to human life and safety
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Gabriel Gilkes
4 days ago
The victims and their families deserve justice
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Supporter
4 days ago
This tragedy demands systemic change in Guyana NOW. There MUST be accountability and justice!
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Colin Klautky
4 days ago
Guyana don't need more anti- development square pegs in round holes as Governors.
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Kamini Bulkhan
4 days ago
The grieving families need closure and tbose responsible must be held accountable
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Maribeth Singh
4 days ago
We the indigenous people must have answers and we must be heard.
The MV Barima tragedy could have been avoided but it is a case of criminal negligence on the part of the government that has continued to use a 87 years old unseaworthy....to carry passengers,most of whom were of Indigenous working class.Now the government seek to find scapegoat to take responsibility.,as in the Mahdia dorm fire which a teenager became the scapegoat for administrative negligence. The unilateral appointment of a COI of its own choice and terms of reference is an indicatio
We need transparency, accountability, justice and closure particularly for the victims, families of the MV Barima tragedy, and for all of Guyana
There must be justice and accountability. It must start at the very top. The rot begins there. Families are devastated and there can be no closure until the MV Barima is brought up and until and unless there is a completely independent investigation.
To bring closure and to have accountability
This tragedy could have been AVOIDED if this boat was DECOMMISSIONED. The sole responsibility lies with the LEADERSHIP OF THE PPP DICTATORSHIP and no other.
Let justice prevail. Dont let it remain at the bottom of the icean
There must be accountability for justice to be served. This is a horrific tragedy and as a people we cannot be slient.
This is a Pu lic Safety and Human Rights Issue. My life is not safe under this Government because there is zero value to human life and safety
The victims and their families deserve justice
This tragedy demands systemic change in Guyana NOW. There MUST be accountability and justice!
Guyana don't need more anti- development square pegs in round holes as Governors.
The grieving families need closure and tbose responsible must be held accountable
We the indigenous people must have answers and we must be heard.