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Nigeria: Abductions, armed conflict and cholera: UNFPA and partners support women at grave risk

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From human bomb to paralegal, Boko Haram survivor helps heal her community

calendar_today09 August 2018

Halima, now 19, is a paralegal dedicated to helping women and girls. © UNFPA Chad/Théodore Somda

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Violence knows no borders: Leaders, activists take on horrors of gender-based violence

calendar_today16 March 2018

Violence against women and girls is pervasive throughout the world. A rape kit in South Sudan. © UNFPA/Tim McKulka

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Cholera poses grave risks to pregnant women in conflict-affected Nigeria

calendar_today25 September 2017

Yana Duka is one of 35 cholera patients in a provisional health facility in Muna camp. She lost her pregnancy after falling ill. © UNFPA/Anne Wittenberg

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Leaders at United Nations address sexual violence as a weapon of war

calendar_today20 September 2017

"Please don't give up," urges a message at a clinic in Dohuk, Iraq, specializing in treatment for survivors of sexual violence. Sexual and gender-based violence are commonly seen as tactics of warfare. © UNFPAIraq/Turchenkova

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Alarming shortage of health personnel in conflict-affected Nigeria

calendar_today29 August 2017

Midwife Hauwa Lassa (third from left) shows colleagues how to use UNFPA-supplied equipment to safely deliver babies. © Anne Wittenberg/UNFPA

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Contraceptives a game changer for crisis-affected women in northern Nigeria

calendar_today14 June 2017

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New programme counters violence in northern Cameroon

calendar_today22 February 2017

Sylvie Tokofi's village was attacked by Boko Haram. She was forced to flee and drop out of school. Today, a UNFPA-supported programme aims to help young people like her promote peace. © UNFPA Cameroon

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Restoring reproductive health access for millions in Boko Haram-affected areas

calendar_today18 January 2017

UNFPA is working to restore access to reproductive health care for about 4.5 million crisis-affected people in Nigeria. UNFPA is also supporting safe spaces for women and girls. © UNFPA Nigeria

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“They would be taking us in as wives”: Boko Haram survivors recount horrors, escape

calendar_today23 November 2016

Hauwa gave birth to her son while escaping Boko Haram. Now, they are receiving health and counselling services at a rehabilitation centre in Maiduguri. © UNFPA Nigeria/Kori Habib

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Nigeria: Abductions, armed conflict and cholera: UNFPA and partners support women at grave risk

From human bomb to paralegal, Boko Haram survivor helps heal her community

Violence knows no borders: Leaders, activists take on horrors of gender-based violence

Cholera poses grave risks to pregnant women in conflict-affected Nigeria

Leaders at United Nations address sexual violence as a weapon of war

Alarming shortage of health personnel in conflict-affected Nigeria

Contraceptives a game changer for crisis-affected women in northern Nigeria

New programme counters violence in northern Cameroon

Restoring reproductive health access for millions in Boko Haram-affected areas

“They would be taking us in as wives”: Boko Haram survivors recount horrors, escape

Nigeria: Abductions, armed conflict and cholera: UNFPA and partners support women at grave risk

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