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Why India Needs a Victim and Witness Protection Law

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Greece: Dire Risks for Women Asylum Seekers

In Lesbos Camp, Neglect Threatens Women’s, Girls’ Safety, Health

I Didn’t Report Being Sexually Assaulted. Here’s Why.

US Student Rape Victims Still Need Title IX

Witness: Silently Struggling with Rape in Kenya

Widespread Sexual Violence during Kenya’s 2017 Elections

Kenya: Sexual Violence Marred Elections

Prosecute Sexual Crimes; Address Victims’ Needs

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Abusive ‘Virginity Exams’ Re-Traumatize Victims

Brazil: Reject Abortion Ban

Constitutional Amendment Would Endanger Women, Girls; Violate Rights

Tackling Sexual Harassment in the Garment Industry

Japan Should Help Rohingya Rape Survivors

Cruel Choices: How Trump’s Global Gag Rule Hurts the Fight Against HIV

#MeToo, Say Domestic Workers in the Middle East

The Devastating Domino Effect of the Global Gag Rule in Kenya

State-run clinics are exempt from the ban on U.S. funding going to groups that provide abortion services. But many government clinics rely on essential support from NGOs, who can no longer afford to offer it, says Skye Wheeler of Human Rights Watch.