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By Duncan Bomba Gender based violence and especially sexual violence strips women, girls and children of their autonomy
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Dolphin Anti-Rape AIDS Control and Outreach came to our offices to carry out a basic self-defense training for
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THEME: Women and Men Speaking Out and Acting On Ending Gender-based Violence in Africa Since 2010, the African
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Rosie is an acclaimed South African actress, TV/film producer and philanthropist.She was among the climbers of Mt. Kilimanjaro
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