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This episode is about the debut novel&nbsp;The Blood of the Dawn&nbsp;—&nbsp;La Sangre de la Aurora&nbsp;by Claudia Salazar Jiménez. Salazar Jiménez and Karina Theurer, director of ECCHR’s Institute for Legal Intervention, discuss the enduring consequences of gender discrimination, using fiction as a &nbsp;tool for visibility and for sensitizing us to the suﬀering of others. Please be advised, this episode contains themes of sexual and gender-based violence that some listeners may find distressing.
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