Building an inclusive economic recovery in the Caribbean

Aug 6, 2021

Members of the LGBT community demonstrate outside the Hall of Justice in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago April 12, 2018. REUTERS/Andrea de Silva - RC1701B8E570

A new study shows the impacts of exclusion and violence on LGBT+ people, as well as COVID’s impact on their livelihoods. Image: REUTERS/Andrea de Silva - RC1701B8E570

Phil Crehan

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For LGBT+ people in the Caribbean, exclusion often starts in the family Image: Open for Business

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60% of tourists said they would be likely to visit a Caribbean country after it adopted same-sex civil unions Image: Open for Business

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