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Reporting on period poverty in Hungary

07/07/2020 By Lili Rutai

Period poverty is a prevalent problem in Hungary – hundreds of menstruating people, mostly young girls and women suffer from it. However, it’s not an issue that has sparked a political debate or media sensation.

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Clitoris as a symbolic representation of gender inequality

18/06/202030/06/2020 By Nikolina Blažanović

The online Croatian magazine ‘Libela’ Interview YFE members on #MyClitCounts and the importance of women*s pleasure and health.

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