what it is to be a victim of discrimination in so many ways cannot perpetuate discrimination in any way. we ve already said that whether it is in relation to civil partnership laws that allow people to have access to the rights and protections of the law simply because of who they love. secondly in respect to the issue of other human rights abuses, barbados s constitution covers a lot of it. where there are gaps there will be conversations with the country from st lucy to st philip, because we have a framework of a social partnership that brings together government, brings together labour and private sector, we have a socialjustice committee that this government has established to bring together civil society because we are conscious that we do not only cover for ourselves individually as a government but we govern for a nation and conversation and progress is based on what we can therefore agree upon as a nation. and there are some things
constitution covers a lot of it. where there are gaps there will be conversations with the country from st lucy to st philip, because we have a framework of a social partnership that brings together government, brings together labour and private sector, we have a socialjustice committee that this government has established to bring together civil society because we are conscious that we do not only cover for ourselves individually as a government but we govern for a nation and conversation and progress is based on what we can therefore agree upon as a nation. and there are some things that will be driven by the international agenda, because if we do not do it we will be excluded and some of them will require, therefore, that level of deep conversation as we go forward. that is a good point to end this programme because some people do say the caribbean as a region perhaps is lacking in inclusive rights for certain groups. i m not so sure and i think the world has to begin to also have s
already made it clear that a country that has known what it is to be a victim of discrimination in so many ways cannot perpetuate discrimination in any way. we ve already said that, whether it is related to civil partnership laws that allow people to have access to the rights and protections of the law simply because of who they love. secondly with respect to the issue of other human rights abuses, barbados s constitution covers a lot of it. where there a gaps there will be conversations with the country from st lucy to st philip, because we have a framework of a social partnership that brings together government, brings together labour and private sector, we have a socialjustice committee that this government has established that brings together civil society because we are conscious that we do not only cover for ourselves individually as a government but we govern for a nation and conversation and progress is based on what we can therefore agree upon as a nation. and there s some thi
secondly in respect to the issue of other human rights abuses, barbados s constitution covers a lot of it. where there are gaps there will be conversations with the country from st lucy to st philip, because we have a framework of a social partnership that brings together government, brings together labour and private sector, we have a socialjustice committee that this government has established to bring together civil society because we are conscious that we do not only cover for ourselves individually as a government but we govern for a nation and conversation and progress is based on what we can therefore agree upon as a nation. and there are some things that will be driven by the international agenda, because if we do not do it we will be excluded and some of them will require, therefore, that level of deep conversation as we go forward. that is a good point to end this programme because some people do say the caribbean as a region perhaps is lacking in inclusive rights for certain