Zimbabwe’s High Court ruled a law prohibiting abortion for raped women and girls under 18 unconstitutional, citing existing laws against marital rape and sex with minors. The decision aims to prevent unsafe backstreet abortions that often result in fatalities in the country, where legal abortion is restricted. The ruling, brought by a women’s rights group, awaits approval from the Constitutional Court and aims to address the high rates of teenage pregnancies and mortality due to unsafe abortions, with almost one in four girls becoming pregnant between ages 10 and 19.
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Ava Lee, a seasoned advertising professional, has spearheaded the success of Society in Hong Kong since its inception in 2017, securing major clients like Pizza Hut and BMW and earning accolades like "The Best Newcomers" and "Integrated Agency of the Year." Through innovative media planning strategies and a focus on fostering a transparent and inclusive agency culture, Lee has driven sustained business growth and high levels of employee satisfaction, while also championing community engagement initiatives...
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