By JEFFREY GETTLEMAN
Published: October 18, 2008
Congo, it seems, is finally facing its horrific rape problem, which United Nations officials have called the worst sexual violence in the world.
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Rape Victims’ Words Help Jolt Congo Into Change
NY Times International / Africa
By JEFFREY GETTLEMAN
Published: October 18, 2008
Congo, it seems, is finally facing its horrific rape problem, which United Nations officials have called the worst sexual violence in the world.
Read the article here
By JEFFREY GETTLEMAN
Published: October 18, 2008
Congo, it seems, is finally facing its horrific rape problem, which United Nations officials have called the worst sexual violence in the world.
Read the article here
Murder of Military Women
http://www.truthout.org/101708J
Ann Wright, Truthout: "The October 14, 2008, editorial, 'Our View: Military Domestic Violence Needs More Aggressive Prevention,' by The Fayetteville Observer, focused on the murders of four military women in North Carolina and contained a startling comment: 'In a way, it's surprising that there aren't more bodies piling up at military bases all over this nation.' The Observer is the newspaper that serves Fort Bragg, one of the military's largest bases."
Ann Wright, Truthout: "The October 14, 2008, editorial, 'Our View: Military Domestic Violence Needs More Aggressive Prevention,' by The Fayetteville Observer, focused on the murders of four military women in North Carolina and contained a startling comment: 'In a way, it's surprising that there aren't more bodies piling up at military bases all over this nation.' The Observer is the newspaper that serves Fort Bragg, one of the military's largest bases."
