This article refers to:
Ganju, D., B. Mahapatra, and N. Saggurti. 2013. Male Migrants' Non-Spousal Sexual Partnerships in the Place of Origin: An In-Depth Investigation in Two Rural Settings of India. Culture, Health & Sexuality. doi:10.1080/13691058.2012.756932
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