Smith prober claims misogyny WINAD’s Folade Mutota on the silencing of women’s voices and the committee report on sexual harassment claims against former sports minister Daryl Smith. Mutota said, “The very public and pejorative characterisation of the report as ‘unusable,’ and words to the effect that the methodology used by the committee resulted in the…
Women’s group speaks out against CoP’s attack on Judiciary WINAD reinforces its position on the importance of maintaining the independence of the judiciary. ” WINAD “has been following the story in the media as it relates to the Commissioner of Police and the Minister of National Security who have both stated that the Judiciary should…
Hotline coming to report sexual harassment on job Folade Mutota expressed concerns over complaints from domestic and migrant workers regarding the new policies. Mutota also called for the Ministry’s policy to ensure gay and effeminate men are protected from sexual harassment. Article: Hotline coming to report sexual harassment on job Source: The Guardian, Trinidad and…
Women’s group: LGBTQ+ community faces sex, gender taunts Folade Mutota on sexual harassment within the LGBTQ+ community. Article: Women’s group: LGBT community faces sex, gender taunts Source: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Published: April 12, 2019
Thorny reality of sexual abuse WINAD on the public hearing by the Special Select Committee on the Sexual Offenders (Amendment), Bill 2019. Article: Thorny reality of sexual abuse Source: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Published: March 17, 2019
TV6: Folade Mutota shares her perspective on gender-based violence and trauma Folade Mutota, Executive Director of WINAD shared her perspectives on issues relating to gender-based, violence and trauma. Article: TV6 Morning Edition, Dec 2017 Source: TV6 News Published: Dec 18, 2017