Darfur Refugee Tells Her Story
A simply engrossing story from the first to last: Darfur doctor: ‘I was raped and taunted as a black dog’ A survivor of the conflict tells of her abuse at the hands of the Sudanese regime Halima Bashir - From The Times - July 14, 2008 My name is Halima. I come from a warlike black African tribe, the Zaghawa, who inhabit the southern Darfur region of Sudan. But I live as a refugee in London, and it is the horrors of the war in Darfur that drove me from my homeland, scattering my family to t read
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