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Traditional socio-cultural practices and early pregnancies in Togo: Between social norms and violation of adolescent rights
This article shows how certain traditional socio-cultural practices that influence the root causes of teenage pregnancy violate the rights of adolescents. The data came from the action-research entitled "Multisectoral and transformative approaches to rites and initiations for adolescent
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