Rape victim flies back to Kuwait to seek justice
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Your support makes all the difference.Naimat Farhat, 33, a Lebanese woman partially paralysed in a rape and shooting attack on her family's house in Kuwait in 1991 after the Gulf war, waiting for her flight at San Francisco airport with her brother, Naim. She is returning to confront her alleged attacker, a Kuwaiti police inspector, in court. Her father and another brother were killed in the same incident.
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