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Sex for fish: US aid cuts revive risky behaviour in Kenya

Aid cuts in western Kenya revive the practice of “jaboya,” forcing women and marginalised groups to barter sex for survival.

Sex for fish: US aid cuts revive risky behaviour in Kenya
Aid cuts in western Kenya revive the practice of “jaboya,” forcing women and marginalised groups to barter sex for survival.

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