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A crisis within crises. Violence against women spikes during conflicts and disasters. No emergency should strip away safety or dignity. ❤️‍🩹 Include survivor-centred services in every humanitarian response 🏥 Support women-led organizations 🕊️ Advocate for protection and peace Safety is a human right, even in conflicts. There’s no excuse...

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