GEORGETOWN, Guyana — When the finance minister stood before the National Assembly to unveil the historic $1.558 trillion 2026 National Budget, many Guyanese parents tuned in with bated breath. They weren’t listening for the billion-dollar allocations for bridges or gas plants; they were listening for the $200,000 promise. During the …
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A renewed online debate over “Section 351” and Guyana’s same-sex laws is drawing attention to a key fact: the criminal provision most often cited for targeting gay men is Section 352 of Guyana’s Criminal Law (Offences) Act, Cap. 8:01—and it is written in explicitly gendered terms that apply to male …