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A Call for Action

Excerpts from an article by ‘Nike O. Esiet, AHI Project Director, published in the Guardian of May 28, 1996 As the world marks the 1996 International day for Action for Women’s Health, teenage girls in Nigeria continue to account for ...

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Resources – June 1995

Resources – June 1995

The materials listed below are resources about sexual responsibility. In order for young people to understand the physical and emotional changes they experience in adolescence and be able to take control of their lives, they must have practical as well ...

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Rape I.Q. Answers

1.    C – Rape is an act of power, not caused by being sexually starved. Rapists do not test out to be “crazy” on psychological tests. 2.    F – Rapists are more likely to use tricks, threats or physical force than ...

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What’s Your Rape I.Q?

1.    Why do men rape women? A.    Sexually starved B.    Crazy C.    To overpower and humiliate someone else   2.    Knives and other weapons are usually involved in rape.   T.   F.   3.    The place rape usually happens is? A.    ...

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Self-Protection

There is no perfect way to protect yourself against rape, but the following have worked for many people. 1.   Know you have the right to set sexual limits You may have different limits with different people; your limits may change. ...

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Resources – March 1995

Resources – March 1995

The materials listed below are resources about sexual responsibility. In other for young people to understand the physical and emotional changes they experience during adolescence and be able to take control of their lives, they must have practical as well ...

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Resources – June 1994

Resources – June 1994

The materials listed below are resources about sexual responsibility. In order for young people to understand the physical and emotional changes they experience in adolescence and be able to take control of their lives, they must have practical information as ...

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