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Pakistan's government will reduce the period tax on menstrual products by 18%. However, many women and girls still struggle to afford these essential items, with taxes making up about 40% of their cost, as reported by UNICEF.
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Pakistan's government will reduce the period tax on menstrual products by 18%. However, many women and girls still struggle to afford these essential items, with taxes making up about 40% of their cost, as reported by UNICEF.
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Pakistan to Cut 18% Period Tax on Menstrual Products, But Poorest Families Still Can’t Afford Them
Pakistan to Reduce Tax on Menstrual Products by 18%