
The overbearing need for parental consent by adolescent girls before accessing contraceptives is to blame for the increasing rate of teen pregnancies and sexually related infections, a new report has said.
A sizeable population has no knowledge of their HIV status but are sexually active
The overbearing need for parental consent by adolescent girls before accessing contraceptives is to blame for the increasing rate of teen pregnancies and sexually related infections, a new report has said.
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