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Why cultural context is vital when treating women traumatised by war

Iraqi refugee women sit overlooking al-Howl refugee camp south of Hasaka city, Syria October 20, 2016.

Barriers to mental health care in war torn countries are virtually insurmountable. Image: REUTERS/Rodi Said.

HH Sheikha Intisar AlSabah
Founder, The Intisar Foundation
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