#44-22 Sister Dianna Ortiz … Torture Survivor, Human Rights Champion
As a young nun, Sister Dianna Ortiz went to Guatemala to teach indigenous children and support those being devastated by
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As a young nun, Sister Dianna Ortiz went to Guatemala to teach indigenous children and support those being devastated by
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Read MoreSpender is an Australian feminist scholar, teacher, writer and consultant with a PhD from University of London. Her early books
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