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International Men’s Day calls for ‘Zero Male Suicide’ as it reminds men that it’s okay to talk

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19/11/2023

Today is International Men’s Day – a day celebrated on Novemver 19 every year to raise awareness about the health and well-being of men and boys and to highlight the everyday issues that they face.

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International Men’s Day calls for ‘Zero Male Suicide’ as it reminds men that it’s okay to talk

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