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Lunch time in a mental hospital in Baghdad, Iraq, April 2003.
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Did you resist the assault, or did you submit? This is a question asked of survivors often by ourselves, by those who love us and who may mean well, and it is also a question present within sexual violence discourses. For example, last year the House of…
Wearing a rattan skirt, or “polak,” and a cap made of banana leaves to protect herself from the rain, a woman returns home with her pigs and a harvest of sweet potatoes from her garden in the village of Nottomas, Wamena area, Irian Jaya. Like the roughly 80 other Yani tribe villagers, this woman spends the majority of her time in the high-altitude village growing sweet potatoes and raising pigs. In this part of Irian Jaya, however, the land is difficult to work and nature makes human surival hard. | Location: Nottomas, Irian Jaya, Indonesia, 2006.
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A Syrian woman in the town of Houla says she hid behind a door as gunmen shot dead children in the house.
The government has blamed “terrorists” for the killings, which the opposition said were carried out by government forces and pro-Assad thugs.
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