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Saturday, June 20, 2009
Teenage pregnancy is on the rise in the Philippines and women’s groups said it is time to introduce sex education in government schools.
Women’s groups are alarmed by the steady increase in teen pregnancies. Seven out of every 10 women who are pregnant are teenagers, and most of them are younger than 19.
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