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- Tanzania's Missing Girls Rarely Raise a Murmur.
Women’s E-news, 22 May 2008. Poverty and tradition help fuel a potent business in human trafficking in East Africa, where a girl can sell for $20. Most kidnapped children are not as lucky as Saffi, who returned after her mother bought TV ads. Many disappear without much notice.
- Female genital mutilation linked to AIDS.
Toronto Star, 01 September 2007. ARUSHA, Tanzania–Researchers and activists are linking the feminization of HIV-AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa with another major health affliction for women in the region: female genital mutilation.
- Fistula aggravated by inadequate resources and ignorance.
IRIN News, 14 June 2007.
Poverty, inadequate investment in healthcare services, lack of knowledge about maternal health and pregnancy-related emergencies are some of the limitations aggravating the problem of obstetric fistula in Tanzania, according to a new report.
- Multi-country Study on Women's Health and Domestic Violence: United Republic of Tanzania, WHO, 2005
(also available in French and Spanish)
- HIV and Partner Violence: Implications for HIV Voluntary Counseling and Testing Programs in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Horizons Project, Population Council, February 2001.
- Women of the World: Anglophone Africa Progress Report
Center for Reproductive Rights, 2001
- Seeking protection: addressing sexual and domestic violence in Tanzania's refugee camps,
Human Rights Watch, 2000
- Monitoring and Evaluation of Sexual Gender Violence Programs - Tanzania, RHRC, 2000
- Building a Team Approach to Prevent and Respond to Sexual Violence in Kigoma, Tanzania, RHRC, 1998
- Crisis Intervention Teams: Responding to Sexual Violence in Ngara, Tanzania, RHRC, 1997
- Women of the World: Laws and Policies Affecting Their Reproductive Lives: Anglophone Africa,
Center for Reproductive Rights, 1997
- Exploring the Association Between HIV and Violence: Young People's Experiences with Infidelity, Violence and Forced Sex in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania,
Heidi Lary, Suzanne Maman, Maligo Katebalila, Ann McCauley and Jessie Mbwambo, International Family Planning Perspectives, Volume 30, Number 4, December 2004
- Exploring the Association Between HIV and Violence: Young People's Experiences with Infidelity, Violence and Forced Sex in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania,
Heidi Lary, Suzanne Maman, Maligo Katebalila, Ann McCauley and Jessie Mbwambo, International Family Planning Perspectives, Volume 30, Number 4, December 2004
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