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Ana P. Santos is an independent journalist based in Manila, Philippines. Her work focuses on sexual reproductive health rights, HIV and AIDS, and labor migration. As the recipient of the 2014 Persephone Miel Fellowship for the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, Ana reported on Filipino migrant mothers in Dubai and Paris. Follow her on Facebook, on Twitter @iamAnaSantos and on Instagram: AnaAllSaints
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In Qatar, like in most of the Middle East, “zina” laws ban unmarried couples from having sex. Rights advocates say those most likely to end up in jail for this transgression are low-skilled migrant women.
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