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Pakistan's government is looking into lowering taxes on menstrual products to improve accessibility. UNICEF reports that taxes contribute to around 40 percent of the cost of these essential items, affecting affordability for many women and girls.
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Pakistan's government is looking into lowering taxes on menstrual products to improve accessibility. UNICEF reports that taxes contribute to around 40 percent of the cost of these essential items, affecting affordability for many women and girls.
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