R.I.P., Wellington Adderley, 1957?-2008
It is with deep sorrow that I share the news of the untimely death of my fellow colleague and activist Wellington Adderley. My wife and I first became acquainted with Wellington about a year and a half ago through our involvement in the Bahamas Human Rights Network. As an administrator for the AIDS Foundation of the Bahamas, Wellington was well respected for his work as an AIDS activist in the Bahamas and throughout the Caribbean region. He will be greatly missed.
Yesterday's edition of the Bahama Journal reports:
AIDS Activist MurderedRead the rest of the article here.
By Viraj Perpall
Amid mounting concerns about the high level of violent crime in the country, Wellington Adderley, administrator for the AIDS Foundation of the Bahamas, was found murdered in his Delancy Street home Monday afternoon.
His death pushed the murder count for 2008 to 29.
The body of the 51-year-old was found in his apartment at approximately 2:45pm, police told reporters on the scene.
Labels: Bahamas Human Rights Network, crime, Current Issues, HIV/AIDS
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