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Murder in Sagkeeng: Why are Canada's First Nation women being murdered?

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‘Poverty forces women and girls out of their homes and into danger.’ A preview of @Laura Murphy-Oates journey to Canada to find out why so many First Nations Canadian women have been murdered.
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