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The document discusses rapes and violations that occur in Trujillo, Peru. It provides statistics on reasons why people rape, such as domination, alcohol, drugs, or past abuse. Two case studies are described, one where a 14-year-old girl gave birth after being raped by her stepfather for two years, and another where a 16-year-old girl fought off an attempted rape near her home. The goal of the document is to educate people about rapes happening in Trujillo and how to prevent them.
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In the wake of multiple sexual violence we create a plan for people to get their voices heard and involve more people in the conversation
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