Vacancy - Expression of Interest for Care Givers Training

By Gender and Child Affairs on 2/14/2017

 

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PRESS RELEASE - Condolences to the Family of Abiela Adams

By Gender and Child Affairs on 2/13/2017

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Minister Webster-Roy and other Officials at (PANCAP)

By Gender and Child Affairs on 2/3/2017

 

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Minister Webster-Roy with Leaders at HIV and AIDS (PANCAP)

By Gender and Child Affairs on 2/2/2017

Minister Webster-Roy stands with leaders in the Faith Based Community and members of  Pan Caribbean Partnership against HIV and AIDS (PANCAP)

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Minister Webster-Roy Address to Pan Caribbean Partnership against HIV and AIDS (PANCAP)

By Gender and Child Affairs on 2/2/2017

Minister Webster- Roy delivering remarks at the Pan Caribbean Partnership Against HIV and AIDS and Caribbean Faith Leaders Consultation 

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International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women 2016

By Gender and Child Affairs on 11/24/2016

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Universal Children's Day Press Release

By Gender and Child Affairs on 11/19/2016

Universal Children’s Day: Press Release

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The Honourable Ayanna Webster-Roy (Universal Children's Day 2016)

By Administrator on 11/19/2016

The Honourable Ayana Webster-Roy posed with students from the Children Who Inspire publication

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Office of the Prime Minister - "Universal Children's Day"

By Gender and Child Affairs on 11/17/2016

We at the Office of the Prime Minister unite with the global community, under one banner, to STOP VIOLENCE AGAINST Children by promoting togetherness, creating awareness among children and improving children's welfare by advocating for their rights.

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CEDAW Concluding Observations

By Gender and Child Affairs on 10/25/2016
The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) is an international bill of rights for women. It was adopted in 1979 by the UN General Assembly and, defines what constitutes discrimination against women. Additionally, it sets up an agenda for national action to end such discrimination.  CEDAW was ratified by Trinidad and Tobago in 1989. In doing so, Trinidad and Tobago committed itself to undertake measures which would end discrimination against women.

 

The full text of the Concluding Observations of the Committee to CEDAW on Trinidad and Tobago’s combined 4th-7th Report can be accessed via the link below.

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