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Over 30,000 Women In Ethiopia Are Living With Obstetric Fistula - Vimarsana News

Over 30,000 Women In Ethiopia Are Living With Obstetric Fistula

It is estimated that there are up to 31,000 historic cases of obstetric fistula among Ethiopian women of child-bearing age, and around 1,000 women suffer new birth injuries each year.

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'Puya' showcases weavings made by incarcerated young people and women in Bolivia - Vimarsana News

'Puya' showcases weavings made by incarcerated young people and women in Bolivia

By Gina Baldivieso La Paz, Feb 18 (EFE).- Garments woven with the help of an experienced Bolivian designer, leather wallets and bags, handicrafts, bread, and pastries are sold at the “Puya” Café Boutique, an initiative to showcase the production of women and young people from two Bolivian prisons as part of a social reintegration program. …

Real number of homeless in Cyprus unknown - Vimarsana News

Real number of homeless in Cyprus unknown

In a development that has reignited concerns about the escalating homelessness crisis in Cyprus, particularly in Limassol, a 45-year-old homeless Russian woman was found dead last Saturday night in an abandoned property in the Enaerios area.This incident follows last year's discovery of skeletal rem

Bamenda DDR Centre : Reintegration Process Taking Shape - Vimarsana News

Bamenda DDR Centre : Reintegration Process Taking Shape

Authorities of the Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration Centre have created an enabling environment for ex-fighters to learn diverse trades and carry out petty businesses.