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Invisible Wounds: South Sudan confronts the intersection of disability, mental health, and GBV
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Invisible Wounds: South Sudan confronts the intersection of disability, mental health, and GBV
JUBA, South Sudan (Eye Radio) – In South Sudan, a name is often a living map of history. For a generation born during the liberation struggle, names like "Tong" in Dinka or "Mut" in Nuer—both meaning "spear"—serve as permanent reminders of a conflict-ridden era. "Most children born during the war were given these names to
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