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I interviewed a Boko Haram sex slave who was strapped to a bomb. Here is why the world must stop ignoring these forgotten women

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By ISABELLA MACHIN, REPORTER

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I met a young woman who was abducted by Boko Haram terrorists, gang-raped, and strapped to a suicide bomb. While 16-year-old Hannah miraculously escaped, her sister remains missing.

It was one of the most harrowing interviews of my career.

Today, Boko Haram is still pillaging villages, forcing girls into marriage, and destroying families.

As global attention moves on to other conflicts, here is why the world must stop ignoring Nigeria's forgotten victims. Watch the video above.

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