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When your period means you have to live in a shed

Journalist Rose George reports on her visit to WaterAid Nepal, where she saw the impact of menstrual taboos on women and girls.

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Belavabary and Ambonidobo: two previously quiet villages in Madagascar are in party mood after the arrival of clean water.

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