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From the Newsdesk: Jordan

This New York Times article brings us stories from torture survivors living in Jordan and discusses what the Center for Victims of Torture, a Saint Paul-based healing center like Parcours d’Exil, is doing to help rebuild their lives. Read the full story

Modified on Tuesday 21 June 2011
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