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For Sri Lanka’s Children, the Deepest Scars Are Not Physical

April 29, 2019KAI SCHULTZComments Off on For Sri Lanka’s Children, the Deepest Scars Are Not Physical
Some suffered terrible injuries in the bombings. But for many others, witnesses to unimaginable scenes of carnage, the wounds are psychological.
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KAI SCHULTZ
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