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An explorative descriptive study of social and religious barriers affecting access of young black women to sexual and reproductive healthcare in Cape Town
This explorative descriptive study used a qualitative inquiry method to explore the social and religious barriers impacting young Black women's access to sexual and reproductive healthcare in Cape Town. Previous research studies have been conducted on barriers limiting access of women to sexual and...
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Department of Social Development
2026
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