According to the Office of the Ombudsman, out of a group of 65 under-age girls investigated in 2001, all “wore intrauterine devices, some inserted against their will, with no information of any kind, merely because it was an order on which their continued enrolment in the group depended”.
According to the Office of the Ombudsman, out of a group of 65 under-age girls investigated in 2001, all “wore intrauterine devices, some inserted against their will, with no information of any kind, merely because it was an order on which their continued enrolment in the group depended”.