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Protests Erupt Over Rape, Murder of 7-Year-Old Girl in Pakistan

Protestors are marching for Zainab Amin, a child sexually assaulted and brutally killed in Kasur, Pakistan. The marchers demand authorities speak out against sexual abuse and take action to protect children. 

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