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Situated harmful traditional practices in South-western Nigeria: recent progress, challenges and lessons for policy engagements
Harmful traditional practices (HTPs) are discretionary social challenges facing mostly girls and women of all ages and sizes. Wherever it occurs, HTPS rob girls and women of their childhood, deny them the chance to determine their own future as well as threaten the well-being of individuals, familie...
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