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The Education Ministry spends 200 million annually to subsidize menstrual products for primary and secondary schools. So why do many female students

Programs Society & Culture The Reporter for Kids - Who's in the News?
The Education Ministry spends 200 million annually to subsidize menstrual products for primary and secondary schools. So why do many female students "dare not receive them"?

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Programs Society & Culture The Reporter for Kids - Who's in the News? The Education Ministry spends 200 million annually to subsidize menstrual products for primary and secondary schools. So why do many female students "dare not receive them"?

Programs Society & Culture The Reporter for Kids - Who's in the News?
The Education Ministry spends 200 million annually to subsidize menstrual products for primary and secondary schools. So why do many female students "dare not receive them"?