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After a decade of transformative work, Canada-funded Justice Education Society wraps up its mission in Guyana, hailed by top officials for revolutionizing the criminal justice system. From equipping police with modern evidence storage and virtual courts for remote areas to distributing sexual assault kits and training thousands in culturally sensitive practices, the project empowered communities—especially Indigenous groups—to report and respond to violence more effectively. Over 2,000 professionals were trained, and 60+ local-language awareness videos now combat gender-based violence, reshaping how justice is delivered across the nation.

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