La violence liée au genre affecte la planification familiale
Gender-Based Violence Affects Family Planning: A PRB ENGAGE Snapshot (French)
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(mai 2014) La violence liée au genre est un problème à travers le monde. Cette vidéo met l’accent sur les conséquences de violence sur la santé reproductive d’une femme, comme des taux plus élevés de grossesses non désirées, le mort à la naissance, et la fausse couche. Affronter la violence liée au genre va améliorer la vie de femmes victimes de violence, ainsi que leurs familles et leurs communautés.
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