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Pakistan to Abolish 'Period Tax' on Sanitary Products

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Pakistan's finance minister announced the abolition of the period tax on sanitary products.
The decision is seen as a victory for campaigners advocating against the tax.
Minister Aurangzeb emphasized the importance of sanitary products for women's health and dignity.
Campaigners acknowledge the progress but note that the fight against period poverty continues.

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Pakistan's finance minister announced the abolition of the period tax on sanitary products.
The decision is seen as a victory for campaigners advocating against the tax.
Minister Aurangzeb emphasized the importance of sanitary products for women's health and dignity.
Campaigners acknowledge the progress but note that the fight against period poverty continues.

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