- Countries:
- Jamaica, St. Vincent & the Grenadines
- Topics:
- Children, Cyber-Activism, Law, Youth
- Languages:
- English
Between watching a feature on institutionalised youth in St. Vincent and hearing news of the child murders in Jamaica, Abeni concludes that “we must save our children since the alternative is just too grim.”
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