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Equity, Social Justice and Empowerment Minister Joachim Henry has emphasised the need for increased children’s rights advocacy while reiterating the government’s commitment to assisting vulnerable people.
Henry recently met and held talks with a visiting Martinique-based Kiwanis delegation.
We hear more in this report:
SOURCE: Ministry of Equity, Social Justice & Empowerment
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Government and UN needs to stay away from people’s homes and allow parents to parent their children. Today, government’s involvement in the raising of children has created little monsters. Talking about children’s rights. We’re following the west’s failure.
🤔… I hope and pray that this is so … 🙏
I listened to what was highlighted in the media… Let it not be that somewhere down the line I hear that what they really meant is that children’s right includes the right of the child over that of their parents or the right for children to determine their genders. The devil is a liar