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Emancipation Day Message from the Institute for Action Against Discrimination

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August 1, 2024
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Statute of Cuffy in honour of the 1763 Slave Rebellion he led. The Monument is located at the Square of the Revolution, Georgetown, Guyana

Statute of Cuffy in honour of the 1763 Slave Rebellion he led. The Monument is located at the Square of the Revolution, Georgetown, Guyana

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As we commemorate Emancipation Day, we reflect on the profound significance of freedom, equality, and justice. Today, we honour the resilience and courage of those who fought tirelessly against oppression and discrimination.
At the Institute for Action Against Discrimination, we remain committed to continuing this vital struggle. We recognise that while progress has been made, our work is far from complete.
We must strive together to dismantle systemic inequalities and create a society where every individual is treated with dignity and respect.
Let us use this day not only to celebrate our achievements but also to renew our commitment to advocacy, education, and action.
Together, we can build a future where discrimination has no place, and every person can thrive.
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