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Case Study: Omotola Edwards, Guyana document

A case study featuring Omotola Edwards, Member of Guyana Trans United

Section
Publication

Work area
Health | Movement Building

Tags
Community Engagement Strategic Initiative | HIV

Published
1 May 2018

Omotola Edwards is a 22-year-old self-identified trans female, a member of Guyana Trans United (GTU) and the reigning “Miss Diamond Infinity” 2017. GTU aims to improve the quality of life of trans people in Guyana and to ensure that their rights are recognized and upheld in all domains.

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