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forced choice are themes that permeate children and adolescents’ lives. Inequality manifests in violence such as child marriage, domestic violence and honour-based killings, since girls are defined by their relationships to the men in their lives and unequally bear the burden of upholding the family’s honour. Boys face inequality
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