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On May 28th of each year, since 2014, many organizations throughout the world bring focus and awareness of women’s menstrual hygiene — or the lack of it. Originally initiated by a German NGO WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) to bring attention to a global crisis for basic hygiene for women, the 28th day is marked for the regular menstrual cycle.
