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Zambian Sex Workers Offered 'Transformation'

Monday, January 16, 2012

A nongovernmental group in Zambia has reached out to 7,000 sex workers since 1992 and has helped many find new occupations. But other women in the impoverished country don't think they can afford to quit. "I do this for my daughter," one says.

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