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I I . HOW ARE WE BUILDING MOVEMENTS TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS?

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I . WHAT DOES A GLOBAL SOUTH MOVEMENT TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS LOOK LIKE?

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GIRE (Mexico)GIRE has established itself as a leading reproductive rights organization. Since 2011, in addit ion to abortion, GIRE has worked to put priority issues such as contraception, obstetr ic violence, maternal mortal i ty, assisted reproduction and work-l i fe balance at the forefront of the debate, from a perspective that takes women’s human rights into account.

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I I I . REFLECTING ON OUR MOVEMENTS TO END VAWG

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