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Bearing Witness to the Mass Rape of Nigerian Girls by Boko Haram
For six years, Adam Nossiter, West and Central Africa bureau chief for the New York Times , has reported on the militant group. This week, he reported on the rapes and intended impregnancies of hundreds of girls and women — risking his life to get the story. The story – and the risks it took to get it -- can only be called gut-wrenching.
By Warren Olney • • 10m ListenFor six years, Adam Nossiter, West and Central Africa bureau chief for the New York Times, has reported on the militant group. This week, he reported on the rapes and intended impregnancies of hundreds of girls and women — risking his life to get the story. The story – and the risks it took to get it -- can only be called gut-wrenching.
Special thanks to Paul von Zielbauer for production assistance.
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