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Women's rights: victims of violence in Papua New Guinea
Violence against women, Papua New Guinea's "silent war"
Aid workers say polygamy, alcohol, drug abuse and rising inequality in the resource-rich but cash-poor country fuel the violence more
Violence “touches most women” in PNG city -MSF counsellor
"Husbands killing their wives happens all the time" -MSF worker in Papua New Guinea more
Rural PNG women walk half a day for help after violence -MSF doctor
"I’ve seen women having been kicked with safety boots even when they are pregnant..." -MSF doctor in Papua New Guinea more
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News: Q+A: Why does child marriage happen?
Poverty, culture are among the reasons for child marriage
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News: FACTBOX-Child marriage threatens girls' health and rights
Every day, more than 25,000 girls under the age of 18 are married worldwide
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