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Migrant women ‘at risk’: Abused, harassed, afraid to report

Summary by Trinidad Express Newspapers
VENEZUELAN migrant women are at risk because they are fearful of reporting crimes to the police, says coordinator of non-profit organisation the La Romaine Migrant Support (LARMS) Angie Ramnarine.
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Migrant women ‘at risk’: Abused, harassed, afraid to report

VENEZUELAN migrant women are at risk because they are fearful of reporting crimes to the police, says coordinator of non-profit organisation the La Romaine Migrant Support (LARMS) Angie Ramnarine.

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Trinidad Express Newspapers broke the news in on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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