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Security is discrete but tight at the airport in Victoria, the capital of the Seychelles archipelago, to root out drug trafficking. The heavy suitcase I am carrying, packed with documents from Gender Links, is a sure candidate for a thorough screening: last to be disgorged on the conveyor belt and marked by airport staff with big Xs in white chalk.
For more information: www.genderseychelles.gov.sc Mercedes Sayagues is a South Africa-based writer currently working with Gender Links (GL) to facilitate national action plans around gender violence. This article is part of the Gender Links Opinion and Commentary Service that provides fresh views on everyday news.
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