Belize is grappling with a deepening domestic violence crisis that continues to claim lives and devastate communities. Tracy Taegar-Panton, the Leader of the Opposition, has issued a compelling call for urgent measures to address this pervasive issue. Speaking earlier today, Taegar-Panton emphasized the alarming prevalence of domestic violence in Belizean society and the dire consequences of inaction. She highlighted recent tragic cases, including the deaths of Kiera and Angelita and her children, as stark reminders of the urgent need for stronger protections for victims. Taegar-Panton urged collective action, stressing that silence only perpetuates the cycle of violence and leads to preventable fatalities. Her appeal underscores the necessity for more stringent measures to combat this epidemic and safeguard vulnerable individuals. The Opposition Leader’s statement has reignited public discourse on the issue, with many calling for immediate governmental intervention to address the crisis.