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More than 370 million women and girls across the world were raped or sexually assaulted before they turned 18 .
The first global estimates tracking sexual violence in childhood are published by Unicef .
When online and verbal acts are included in the estimates, the number jumps to 650 million .
“[These numbers] should shock us,” said Afrooz Kaviani Johnson , a child protection specialist.
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