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Nigeria: Sex, AIDS and coercion

Written byLuisetta Mudie
Posted 19 August 2005 20 years ago

Women's Autonomy and Sexual Sovereignty Movements comments on an op-ed article by a New York Times contributor in Nigeria about women's vulnerability to HIV/AIDS and coercive sex, which is often seen as a cultural norm.

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