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NPP Germany Youth Wing issues statement on women’s voices matter demonstration

They emphasised that freedom of expression is a fundamental right in a democratic society and that citizens should be able to express their opinions, engage in public discussions and contribute to national conversations on matters of public concern, subject to the law and the rights of others.
In a press release signed by Miss Vanessea Dela Beddy, the coordinator for Students' and Women's Affairs and her deputy, Miss Emma Debra, the office of students’ and women’s affairs said the demonstration brought together women from diverse backgrounds to raise concerns relating to justice, dignity, equality before the law, freedom of expression and the protection of constitutional rights.
The Students' and Women's Affairs Desk said such developments underscore the importance of creating an environment in which citizens can express their views and participate in public affairs without fear of unlawful reprisal.
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