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==Neutrality==
There are some points in this article that don't seem to be completely neutral in tone. IN other words, it seems to imply that adequate birth control is not being used in Africa and this should be changed, rather than just relating the current state of what methods of birth control are being used in Africa. Also you use words such as "unfairly," which implies judgment, and there are other points that seem to call for policy action. I would suggest carefully reading back over the article to make sure it is presenting a neutral point of view.
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== Egypt's "Two is enough" policy ==
As Egypt is an African nation I would like to see more information about its "two is enough" child policy. The The “Two Enough” national project that aims to curb the population increase in Egypt sice its facing over poplation. only 4% of Egypt's land is populated by its entire population, causing high density which is roughly 52000 per sq km in some cities/regions.
== Infidelity ==
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