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reported sexual abuse in 19 countries range from 7–34 per cent for girls and 3–29 per cent for boys. Every five minutes a young person commits suicide, often due to emotional and social problems related to sexual and reproductive health, such as sexual violence and the breakdown of relationships. Young people face increasing pressures
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