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How Rwandans Cope With the Horror of 1994 / The Atlantic
Consolee Nishimwe has an easy giggle and repeatedly uses certain phrases when we talk: “pain,” “painful,” “it wasn’t easy at all,” “I was only 14 years old.”…
Losing the Lonely War / Foreign Policy
Her hands showed every tendon, and her arms were like matchsticks. With a grayish tint to her face, Alma Abdulrahman, 27, spoke from a hospital bed…
A Tidal Wave of Trauma / Foreign Policy
There are as many guises of trauma as there are Syrians who have experienced the war still ravaging their country. The dead-eyed mask is common, often…
The Lost Girls / Foreign Policy 
How Rwandans Cope With the Horror of 1994 / The Atlantic 
Unarmed and Dangerous / Foreign Policy 
A Syrian Refugee Wedding / The Nation 
Women Alert to Travel’s Darker Side / NYT
Between sun-seared shrubs and the collapsed remains of Istanbul’s Byzantine city walls, police found the body of an American tourist, Sarai Sierra, 33, in February 2013.…
Will There Ever Be Justice for Syria’s Rape Survivors? / The Nation
The door kept opening. In would come young men, sometimes hobbling a bit. They’d speak to the man behind the desk in Arabic and step back…
The Lost Girls / Foreign Policy
Over the last week or so, multiple stories in the news have been asking why the media is ignoring the kidnapping of more than 200 girls…
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