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After the Genocide, Rwanda’s Widows Aging Alone

Cry for Rwanda

In a country with no tradition of institutional care for the elderly, Rwanda’s widows and survivors of the 1994 mass killings seek dignity at the end of their lives.

Nina Strochlic
Nina Strochlic
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