September 10, 2025
Alicia Wallace, director of Equality Bahamas
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Equality Bahamas urges protection for protestors
EQUALITY Bahamas has urged Prime Minister Philip Davis to stop police from harassing protesters during King Charles III’s visit, after Police Commissioner Shanta Knowles said the force “stands ready” to disrupt any activity that would negatively affect the royal tour.
ALICIA WALLACE: A visit truly fit for a king
IF a man is to come here and call himself “king,” he ought to know this space, experience it authentically, embrace the opportunity to learn, and take action to improve the conditions of all people impacted by atrocities from which he has benefitted for his entire life.
Govt urged to address feminine item choice issues
EQUALITY Bahamas is pressing the government to address the limited choice of menstrual products available in the country — restricted in style, size, and material — by investing in national manufacturing and ensuring the items are sold tax-free in stores and pharmacies.
Activists: Prosecuting doctor over abortion ‘dangerous, careless move’
Equality Bahamas has condemned the decision to prosecute a gynaecologist accused of performing an abortion, calling it a “careless, dangerous move” and renewing its call for the procedure to be decriminalised in all circumstances.
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