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National Security Minister: If Victims Remain Silent, They Can Not Be Helped

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The United States Embassy, United Nations Women and Bahamian Law Enforcement Agencies coming together today to launch the “Vulnerable Population Response for The Bahamas: Law Enforcement Criminal Justice Agencies”, otherwise known as the GBV justice program.

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