‘There will be more deaths’: NGOs on Trump’s anti-abortion rule
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Adolescent Girls, Adolescent Wellbeing and Youth Development, Adolescents and Youth, Family Planning, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
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The Guardian
Publication Date
09 February 2017
Publication Author
Katherine Purvis
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Senior Director of Global Health, Youth and Development, Suzanne Petroni, joins with other leading global health experts in speaking to the Guardian about the impact of President Trump’s Global Gag Rule on local NGOs, clinics and communities. Petroni states that the Rule will weaken evidence-based services for the world’s poorest and most vulnerable women and girls.
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