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Zimbabwe Victims of Torture
26 March, 2010
We have just finished compiling what I would like to call a ” emotional drain” documentary on victims of torture under Mugabe’s regime. One question continuously asked by our interviewees was ” In what way will this documentary help bring justice to their perpetrators”? And most of the victims have had little or no access at all to counseling. “WATCH THE SPACE”, we will upload this documentary onto our website soon.
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