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Participation of female sex workers in a microsavings program did not significantly impact women’s risk from paying partner violence, despite this intervention being effective in transferring income from sex work to other sources.

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2. DEBATE

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3. RESEARCH ARTICLE

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   Published on: 3 December 2016
4. RESEARCH ARTICLE

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   Published on: 17 November 2016
5. RESEARCH ARTICLE

   Knowledge and exercise of human rights, and barriers and facilitators to claiming rights: a cross-sectional study of female sex workers and high-risk men who have sex with men in Andhra Pradesh, India

   Deepika Ganju, Sangram Kishor Patel, Parimi Prabhakar and Rajatashurva Adhikary

   Published on: 17 November 2016

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