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What Gender-Based Violence Prevention Strategies Are Needed for Female Migrants in Musina Transit Camps?

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Preventing Gender-Based Violence in Musina Transit Camps: Strategies for Female Migrants The Risk Landscape in Musina Musina, a small town at South Africa’s northern border, serves as a critical transit point for migrants from Zimbabwe, the DRC, and other SADC countries. While the town promises refuge, it exposes women and girls to high risks of […]

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