Shrivastava and Munni (India )

Japan, 1975

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With a population of 570 million people India ranks second only to the Republic of China in population; so the work of Munni, a social worker, and Shrivastava, a community leader, takes on new urgency and meaning. The two women journey to out-of-the-way villages to convince largely illiterate village women to use birth control mehtods.

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Japan Broadcasting Corporation

Nihon Hoso Kyokai

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00:26:57:00

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Japan
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1975

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