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‘We feel great pain to know that our attackers, the people
who killed our husbands and male relatives, who tortured,
raped and mutilated us, have not been punished. Many of
these people are in exile. It is as if they are being rewarded
for the crimes that they committed. And what is happening
to us here? We have been reduced to suffering, begging and
misery. It is as if we are the guilty ones.’ —Rwandan woman
interviewed for: Women War Peace: The Independent
Experts’ Assessment, UNIFEM 2002

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Description
‘We feel great pain to know that our attackers, the people
who killed our husbands and male relatives, who tortured,
raped and mutilated us, have not been punished. Many of
these people are in exile. It is as if they are being rewarded
for the crimes that they committed. And what is happening
to us here? We have been reduced to suffering, begging and
misery. It is as if we are the guilty ones.’ —Rwandan woman
interviewed for: Women War Peace: The Independent
Experts’ Assessment, UNIFEM 2002

JOIN here [link]
GET CROSS JOIN THE CAMPAIGN
SAY NO FOR [link]