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UN Commission on the Status of Women: Economic and Sexual Violence As Barriers to Sustainable Development

On March 17, 2016 Rights4Girls Executive Director participated in a panel discussion entitled Economic and Sexual Violence as Barriers to Sustainable Development: Case Studies in Prostitution and Trafficking. The panel featured survivors and advocates representing Kenya, Ireland, India, and the United States during CSW 60.

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