Sociotherapy took me out of my solitude
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7146/torture.v24i2.111624Keywords:
torture, genocide, Rwanda, victimsAbstract
I am fifty-eight years old. I have been a widow since 1995. Because of the ethnic conflicts that reigned in Rwanda over a period of many years, I grew up and lived in different neighbouring countries. I returned to Rwanda in 1992, at the age of thirty-eight. I was born into a family of six children, four of whom died during the genocide. Only one sister and I are still alive. I married my husband in 1968 when I was fourteen years old. We had seven children together. Four are alive, the three others died during the genocide.
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