"We are supporting them and we feel their suffering and their courage, and we have to take actions against those violations, because it's our duty to those brave women." - Aimen (Algeria)
"Thank you again for providing the rest of the world with your personal accounts of life within the camps. Our hopes and thoughts are with you." - Jesse P. (USA)
"Dear sisters of the Farchana camp. From far away I feel very close to each of you and I do pray that the Good Lord of Life keep you all in his safe hand. May God bless Sudan and you." - Enrico G. (Italy)
"Blessed Sisters...you are not forgotten and peace will come as each woman, the world over, takes her stand for her sister. We love you." - Paddy M., WomanPeace: Women's Wisdom Center, Fargo, North Dakota (USA)
"Thank you for sharing your story with us. Please know that it has made an impact and that many people do care very much." - Megan G. (South Africa)
Sondra Crosby, MD is one of the four members of the Physicians for Human Rights field team that went to the Farchana refugee camp in Chad last November to gather the data for the new PHR report, Nowhere to Turn: : Failure to Protect, Support and Assure Justice for Darfuri Women. Boston Globe reporter James F. Smith interviewed Dr. Crosby and posted these video excerpts from their conversation on his blog at the Globe.
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