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Martha Silva1, Udochisom Anaba1, Nrupa Jani Tulsani2

  • 1Department of International Health and Sustainable Development, School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA, United States.

Journal of medical Internet research
|September 15, 2023
PubMed
概括

在尼日利亚,关于性同意的在线对话在2017年至2022年间急剧增加,而关于妓女羞辱的讨论则下降. 社会运动和媒体事件显著影响了这些与性别有关的叙述.

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尼日利亚 尼日利亚 尼日利亚他们的推特是Twitter.同意同意同意同意同意同意同意同意歧视是一种歧视.性别不平等的性别不平等.基于性别的暴力是基于性别的暴力自然语言处理自然语言处理.性同意性同意性同意.性健康性健康性健康性健康性健康社交倾听是指社会倾听.社交媒体 社交媒体

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