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Liberia: First Lady Clar Weah Launches Menstrual Personal Hygiene Initiative to Support Adolescent Girls Combat Stigma, Negative Vices
Liberia: First Lady Clar Weah Launches Menstrual Personal Hygiene Initiative to Support Adolescent Girls Combat Stigma, Negative Vices
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Monrovia – First lady Clar Duncan Weah was on Wednesday joined by her husband, President George Weah and top government officials to launch her ‘She’s You Personal Hygiene Initiative’ in support of women and adolescent girls.
Speaking at the launch of the event which took place at the Centennial Memorial Pavilion in Monrovia, Madam Weah said her latest initiative was her way of expressing her solidarity and support to women and girls, especially those with disabilities in order to lead and guide them in advancing their menstrual hygiene as they grow into productive ladies for tomorrow.
Dave Cunliffe in 1964, a year into his editorship of Poetmeat magazine. Photograph: Peter Cunliffe
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Fri 14 May 2021 13.10 EDT
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My friend Dave Cunliffe, who has died aged 80, was one of a group of poets and publishers who helped to spark the 1960s British counterculture and a wave of experimental verse through their small press activity.
Born in Blackburn, Lancashire, to Alex, an insurance salesman, and Hanna (nee Woods), a nurse, Dave went to Blakey Moor secondary modern school in the town. In 1957 he moved to London, where he got to know the poets Lee Harwood, Michael Horovitz, Jeff Nuttall and Adrian Mitchell. They encouraged him to write, while the artist and critic Arthur Moyse, whom he met when selling copies of Freedom