As Rwanda commemorates the 16th anniversary of the genocide, PROEXPOSURE’s Annie Bungeroth and journalist Sarah Davison explore how the country’s women are pivotal to politics and peace.
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This is so clearly presented, shocking and honest.
I shall hope to use this at school within my CPSHEE lessons.
Just hoping the ProExposure site is not blocked at school.
Thanks Annie and Sarah