Dame Gisele Isaac, Chairperson of the main Opposition Party in Antigua
- Dame Gisele Isaac is the chairperson of the main opposition party in Antigua.
- She’s been recognized, aborted and felicitated several times for her work.
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Overview
In an exclusive interview with Dame Gisele Isaac, we delve into her unexpected entry into politics, her tumultuous journey from Speaker of the House to Chairperson of the Opposition Party, and the personal and professional challenges she faced, including being arrested and labelled a political prisoner. We explore her vision for Antigua, pressing issues like economic dependency and environmental concerns, and her advocacy for justice and women’s empowerment in Caribbean politics. Dame Gisele shares her thoughts on the future of democracy in Antigua and the crucial role of the international community. Through her resilience and unwavering commitment, Dame Gisele Isaac epitomises the power of standing up for what you believe in, leaving behind a legacy of courage and determination for future leaders to emulate.
00:34 – About Dame Gisele Isaac
- Dame Gisele Isaac is the chairperson of the main opposition party in Antigua.
- She’s been recognized, aborted and felicitated several times for her work.
14:26- How do you see the role of women in politics, particularly in the Caribbean evolving in the coming years?
- Despite progress, women in Caribbean politics still face challenges in achieving equal representation and substantive roles.
- The perception of women as “soft” or unsuitable for certain ministerial positions persists, hindering their advancement in political leadership.
- There is a need for cultural shifts and greater acceptance of women as equals in the political arena to foster genuine gender equality in Caribbean politics.
21:12- What legacy do you hope to leave behind in Antigua’s political landscape? And what message would you like to convey to future generations of leaders?
- I aim to inspire future generations through my unwavering resilience and determination to stand up against injustice and fight for what I believe in.
- I hope to leave behind a message that emphasises the strength and power of women in politics, challenging stereotypes and showcasing the significant contributions they can make.
- My political legacy underscores the importance of perseverance and advocacy, serving as a beacon of hope for individuals striving to effect positive change in their communities and beyond.
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- Dame Gisele Isaac is the chairperson of the main opposition party in Antigua.
- She’s been recognized, aborted and felicitated several times for her work.
