- 28/11/2019In Namibia San people are finding ways to adapt to modern life whilst keeping their culture and connection to ancestors alive.
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- 06/08/2019In the USA, rape kit backlogs prevent justice for victims of assault.
- 10/07/2019From Cameroon to the UK, girls’ breast are ‘ironed’ in yet another form of mutilation.
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