Some poor women who have recently given birth in the Democratic Republic of Congo face a stark choice: pay their medical bills or stay in detention, with their babies, in public health facilities. One mother and her baby were kept for a month. Anasthasie Tudieshe has more from a maternal health center in Kinshasa.
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