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Halima Bashir, urodzil‚a sie· na sudanskiej pustyni w wiosce plemienia Zagawa. Dzie·ki wsparciu rodziny skonczyl‚a studia medyczne i w wieku 24 lat wrocil‚a w rodzinne strony jako pierwsza wykwalifikowana lekarka. Jednak ani osobiste osia·gnie·cia, ani szcze·sliwy traf nie uchronil‚y jej przed konfliktem, ktory.
Halima Bashir was born into the remote western deserts of the Sudan to the fiercely independent Zaghawa tribe. Her childhood was wonderfully rich and she flourished, going to university to study medicine and returning to her people as the tribe's first qualified doctor. But this happy environment was shattered when Janjaweed Arab militias began savagely attacking her village, gang raping schoolgirls and innocent women. Halima could not stand by and do nothing-- she spoke out to a Sudanese newspaper and to the UN. Then her own nightmare began. She was captured, tortured and raped, and when she finally escaped, the army followed her. Halima knew she had to leave for good and she set out on an epic journey to escape the hell of Darfur.