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Hunger and age-old tradition fuel more gender-based violence and child marriages in South Sudan

Tuesday, November 22, 2022

New World Vision report calls out funding crisis for girls

Report finds that just 0.07% of official development assistance goes to ending child marriage, in the same year rates of child marriage increased by 163%

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