JASL Calls For More Safe Spaces For Victims Of Gender-Based Violence

The  Jamaica AIDS Support For Life is calling for more safe spaces for victims of gender based violence. The group says the alarming number of people, mainly women affected by violence is a serious cause for concern that requires a multi-faceted approach.

The group led a march to create awareness about the issue in Kingston on November 25.

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