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Disruptions and Adaptations: The Effects of COVID-19 on Contraceptive Services across the Humanitarian-Development Nexus (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Child Marriage in Humanitarian Settings in the Arab States Region (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Cash transfer and child protection: An integrated approach to address the needs of unaccompanied and separated adolescents in the Central African Republic - Central African Republic | ReliefWeb (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Sexual Violence Against Men and Boys in Conflict and Displacement: Findings from a Qualitative Study in Bangladesh, Italy, and Kenya (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Gap between Supply and Demand for Contraceptive Services in Northeast Nigeria (Special or Analytical Report, English)
“We Have a Broken Heart”: Sexual Violence against Refugees in Nairobi and Mombasa, Kenya (Special or Analytical Report, English)
The Time to Act Is Now: Addressing Risks of Exploitation for Venezuelan Women and Children Seeking Refuge (Special or Analytical Report, English)
It’s Happening to Our Men as Well; Sexual Violence Against Rohingya Men and Boys (Special or Analytical Report, English)
EU–Turkey Agreement Fails Refugee Women and Girls (Special or Analytical Report, English)
A Girl No More: The Changing Norms of Child Marriage in Conflict (Special or Analytical Report, English)
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