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Abeng News Magazine is proud that Jamaican Dr. Carolyn Gomes “was recently announced as a recipient of the prestigious United Nations Prize in the Field of Human Rights for 2008.”
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Hi Janine, just a quick not to suggest you check to our links to Abeng News as we’ve changed to using a new system and all the URLs have changed except for the home page.