My heart breaks for these women. Please pray for them.
And lest anyone think that we are above using rape as a weapon of war...
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Al, the Rwanda story has always captivated my heart. May I suggest a book "Left to Tell" by Emaculee Ilabagiza. She was one of a small group of women who literally hid in a wall until the genocide was over (months!) only to emerge and find no one in their families alive. I heard her speak during a Wayne Dyer special and promptly fell to my knees in gratitude for never having to have endured an atrocity on that scale.
Thx for this post.
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