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Marrying Off South Sudan’s Girls for Cows

Women of the Murle ethnic group in South Sudan. The practice of child marriage is still supported in many South Sudanese communities, where girls are seen as a source of wealth because of the bride price families are paid. Credit: Jared Ferrie/IPS

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Hungary Losing Its Best and Brightest

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