By Linda Rapattoni
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - Everyday, hundreds of thousands of survivors of foreign political torture quietly struggle in the United States to maintain their composure while engaging in routine daily tasks.
Simple trips to the doctor can leave them cowering in a corner of an examining room. Yet their plight is virtually unknown.
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Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - Everyday, hundreds of thousands of survivors of foreign political torture quietly struggle in the United States to maintain their composure while engaging in routine daily tasks.
Simple trips to the doctor can leave them cowering in a corner of an examining room. Yet their plight is virtually unknown.
&...
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