VOXPOP
As the incidence of violence grows in our schools, we asked the people in the street if Peace Day in Jamaica really makes a difference?
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Leslie:
“I don’t believe peace day really makes a difference, but I hope to see it makes a difference in Jamaica.” |
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‘Basically’: JUTC worker:
“It nuh mek no difference, nobody nah think bout peace, it becomes a diploma for the dead. Friends dem a war on the same peace day for no reason at all.” |
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Yanique:
"No matter what people do there is still violence in the country. Peace day does not really makes a difference. It’s just an holiday, which people celebrate but they don’t really mean it.” |
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Uhrena Student :
“I say no, because people are still killing each other in Jamaica.” |
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Evan Williams: JUTC worker
“Peace day makes a difference in schools, as the children look forward to it and try not to create any conflict on that day. However, in the garrison or ghetto, it does not make a difference.” |
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