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Gendercide
Putting gendercide on the front page
Michael Cook | 11 March 2010
Finally.
Female mortality matters
Vincenzina Santoro | 04 March 2010
China and India lead in mortality for girls under five.
Is India winning its war against gendercide?
Carolyn Moynihan | 25 August 2009
A badly skewed sex ratio in the Indian capital, Delhi, has suddenly corrected itself.
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