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Gender Inequality Prevents Abused Women from Seeking Care Despite Protection Given in Gender-Based Violence Legislation: A Qualitative Study from Rwanda.

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Table 1. Characteristics of the focus-group discussion participants: gender, age and profession.
Table 2. An overview of theme, categories and sub-categories.

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