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traumatize
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No doubt now that the president has avoided the IDP camps, the settlers should have by now come to the obvious conclusion that President Al -- Bashir visit was just aimed at mocking the people of Darfur and he is happy dancing and enjoying himself after having achieved his goals of mass rapes, displacement, psychological traumatisation and the brutal genocides.
Dancing with a wounded pride by Sudan Tribune (Sudan)
All of the respondents confirm the framing of Palestinians as victims by referring to Israeli attacks on civilian life and culture, land confiscations, checkpoints, the blocking of ambulances, the destruction of produce and industry, and particularly the traumatisation of children.
John Pilger on Israel/Palestine: a critical analysis of his views and ... by Mendes, Philip / The Australian Journal of Jewish Studies
Vicarious traumatisation of counsellors and effects on their workplace.
Coping with stress during disaster response: anecdotal evidence from ... by Eidt, W. David / The Journal of Employee Assistance
 
 
 
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