female journalists

We condemn this verbal attack on Tamica Garnett

News EditorApril 23, 2023May 1, 202311 mins

The Oil and Gas Governance Network (OGGN) condemns yet another attack on female journalists, this time a verbal attack on Tamica Garnett of the Guyana Chronicle on 19 April 2023 from PNC Chief Scrutineer Carol Joseph, after Tamica Garnett requested information from the party on the local government election (LGE).

We ask our women parliamentarians to stand with female journalists

News EditorApril 20, 2023May 1, 202311 mins

Women make up 37 per cent of our Parliamentarians and represent all political party positions, beliefs and values of our Guyanese society. As Parliamentarians, they serve as potential role models for all Guyanese women and girls. Additionally, being women, they are also sensitive to the dangers of unchecked misogyny, made visible in the high per…

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We condemn this verbal attack on Tamica Garnett

We ask our women parliamentarians to stand with female journalists