What the ladies have to say
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In 1999, Ronni and Ronica traveled around Asia and the Middle East and conducted interviews with female activists in Palestine, Indonesia, and the Philippines. The majority of these women work for human rights groups, attempting to secure the rights of prisoners and to stop torture; others work for anti-abuse and anti-debt organizations. They discuss issues of oppression as well as the roles of racism, sexism, and homophobia in their respective countries.
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