The woman on the sofa motioned for me to come close. She lit a cigarette, held it in a shaking hand and whispered to me. She told me she was the girlfriend but had to get out of there. “He’s doing terrible things, bad things to that kid,” she said.
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Because I think there are very few women in the world who feel their voices are truly heard. We’ve only to look at the massive under-representation of women at major conferences, women involved in conflict resolution, women leaders.
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For this situation to end in the desperate act of suicide is achingly painful to think about. Children driving other children to end their lives so the taunting will stop is unacceptable.
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