Advocates have welcomed a funding boost for domestic and family violence but say more support workers are desperately needed in the sector.
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WINDHOEK, Aug. 19 (Xinhua) -- Namibia has called for increased domestic funding and better alignment of health programs to sustain HIV/AIDS prevention efforts amid economic challenges and decreased international support. Read full story
Advocates have welcomed a funding boost for domestic and family violence but say more support workers are desperately needed in the sector.
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