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Poor financing, culture put women in need of contraceptives at risk

Irene Chunja, a mother of 10, says her husband believes women who use contraceptives lose their sex drive and always warns her against trying contraceptives.

“When I go to the clinic, I am asked if I need any contraceptive, but I am afraid of trying because my husband made it known from when we got married that he would not tolerate it,” she says.

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