January 21, 2014
Dr Sandra Dean Patterson
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Bahamas Crisis Centre head urges faster action on Protection Against Violence Bill
DAYS after Social Services Minister Myles LaRoda defended the pace of setting up the Protection Against Violence Commission, Bahamas Crisis Centre director Dr Sandra Dean-Patterson called the government’s progress since the bill’s passage disappointing and urged faster action.
Bahamas Crisis Centre sees rise in suicide-related calls since last year
BAHAMAS Crisis Centre’s hotline has seen an increase in calls this year compared to last year, especially about suicidal thoughts.
Crisis centre director says rape law inadequate
DAYS after Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis suggested current laws provide solutions for victims of marital rape, Bahamas Crisis Centre Director Sandra Dean-Patterson said the laws are inadequate.
‘End this sexual violence epidemic’
THE Bahamas has an “epidemic” of sexual violence, according to Bahamas Crisis Centre Director Sandra Dean-Patterson who made the remark as the organisation plans to launch a campaign, #SilentNoMore, to destigmatise sexual abuse and encourage victims to share their stories.
COB study reaction: 'Culture condones men being in charge'
BAHAMAS Crisis Centre Director Dr Sandra Dean-Patterson is not surprised by the conclusions of a new College of the Bahamas study showing that 58 per cent of high school boys in a recent survey believe men should discipline their female partners.
Crisis Centre continues vital work in new home
THE BAHAMAS Crisis Centre has relocated to a new home that will enable the non-profit organisation to offer greater assistance and serve victims of violence.
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