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Thu, Mar 10, 2005
Pacific Time : Aid for Torture Survivors in the U.S.
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Experts say that as many as half a million victims of torture are living in the United States as refugees from oppressive regimes. Many of those are from Asian countries, like Cambodia, Vietnam and India. And a growing movement is afoot to give these survivors much-needed help for the mind, body and soul.
Reporters:
Jason Cohn

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