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8 BILLION LIVES, INFINITE POSSIBILITIES: THE CASE FOR RIGHTS AND CHOICES

Published on: 19/04/2023

The world population has reached 8 billion. Are there too many people? Too few?
These are the wrong questions.

See how humanity becoming 8 billion strong opens us up to infinite possibilities
and find out why UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, is making a case for
reproductive rights and choices. 

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8 BILLION LIVES, INFINITE POSSIBILITIES: THE CASE FOR RIGHTS AND CHOICES

The world population has reached 8 billion. Are there too many people? Too few?
These are the wrong questions

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