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Exposing the intersection of gender-based violence and climate change

Published by: Team GI Youth

Filmmaker Vandita Sarjya’s documentary, ‘When climate change turns violent’ was awarded the Climate Change and Health Film category at the 4th Annual Health for All Film Festival conducted in Geneva, which showcased 93 shortlisted films, worldwide.

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Published on 25, Jul 2023

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