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Obstetric fistula The silent crisis impacting thousands of women

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By Wayne Campbell
| Jamaica Observer Verified
“Obstetric fistula is not only a health problem, it is a condition that can isolate women and girls from their families, education, and other opportunities– Nélida Rodrigues, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Representative in Mozambique. THE poor and marginalised in every situation suffer the most. Accessing affordable medical care continues to be a serious issue. Global income inequalities are ever-increasing.
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COMMENTARY: Women Bear the Burden of Global Water Crisis

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By Wayne Campbell
| Antigua News Room
by Wayne Campbell The global water crisis affects everyone, but not equally. Women and girls are disproportionately impacted. Globally, more than 1 billion women lack access to safely managed drinking water services. This disturbing fact speaks to the structural framework of patriarchal inequality that persists in accessing safe and potable water. The ideology of patriarchy has numerous manifestations.
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COMMENTARY: Structural Inequality Undermines Jamaica’s Schools

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By Wayne Campbell
| The Inner-City News
THE AFRO — Many educational institutions remain under-resourced, lacking adequate infrastructure, teaching materials and technological support. This resource gap disproportionately impacts students from marginalized communities as well as schools located in marginalized areas, thus perpetuating the cycle of inequality. By Wayne Campbell, The AFRO Despite strong teacher appraisals, Jamaica’s education system remains crippled by deep structural failures.
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