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Voice 2: In the 1990's, there was war in this part of the world. In the past, people called this area Yugoslavia. After the war, Yugoslavia split. It became different countries. During this war, many people experienced torture. Torture can leave physical scars or marks. But it can also injure a person's mind.
聲音2：上世紀(jì)90年代，在地球的這一地區(qū)發(fā)生了戰(zhàn)爭。以前，人們把該地區(qū)稱為南斯拉夫。戰(zhàn)爭結(jié)束以后，南斯拉夫解體。分解成多個國家。在這場戰(zhàn)爭中，許多人經(jīng)歷了酷刑。酷刑可能會在身體上留下傷疤或疤痕。同時還可能損害人們的精神。
Voice 1: The Center for Rehabilitation of Torture Victims began in 2000. Since then, they have worked to help torture survivors and their families - especially refugees. They provide mental, medical and legal help. They help victims recover from their torture experiences. They help the victim to begin fully living life again. Many people travel to the Center for treatment. But workers from the Center also travel to different areas. This way they can help people who are not able to travel.
聲音1：酷刑受害者康復(fù)中心于2000年成立。從那時起，該中心一直致力于為酷刑幸存者及其家人提供幫助，尤其是為難民提供幫助。他們提供精神、醫(yī)療和法律援助。他們幫助受害者擺脫酷刑經(jīng)歷帶來的傷害。他們幫助受害者再次盡情享受生活。許多人前往該中心尋求治療。該中心的工作人員也會前往不同地區(qū)。這樣他們就能幫助那些行動不便的人。
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