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Constant funding gaps and inadequate facilities feature prominently in any discussion about the health of female sport.
Constant funding gaps and inadequate facilities feature prominently in any discussion about the health of female sport.
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S2, EP6 "Cultural Barriers Impacting Women in Sport"Not all women get the right to play sport, cultural and religious beliefs in many countries dissuade female participation; in Afghanistan it is banned; young female Afghan footballers take up the challenge in an inspiring story.
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S1, EP10 "Funding and Facilities"Constant funding gaps and inadequate facilities feature prominently in any discussion about the health of female sport.
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