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High adolescent pregnancies in the Caribbean - Barbados Today

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Barbados and other Caribbean countries are significantly affected by unintended pregnancies, says Director Representative of the UNFPA Sub-Regional Office for the Caribbean Alison Drayton. Delivering opening remarks at the virtual Youth Round Table Talk: How Do Unintended Pregnancies Affect me?, on Tuesday, Drayton said 20 000 girls in developing countries under the age of 18 […]

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