This emulates that the stigma attached to menstruation or the inability to afford period products stops girls from going to school, putting them more at risk of entering child marriages, experiencing early pregnancies, pregnancy complications, malnourishment, domestic violence, and, therefore, limiting the extent and ways in which they can participate in the public sphere. .

This emulates that the stigma attached to menstruation or the inability to afford period products stops girls from going to school, putting them more at risk of entering child marriages, experiencing early pregnancies, pregnancy complications, malnourishment, domestic violence, and, therefore, limiting the extent and ways in which they can participate in the public sphere. .