and we were testifying, something we thought was never going to happen. we were all kind of like, ok, you know, now this is what we were supposed to have done 30 years ago. these processes never end, so we never feel complete, you know, closure, or. you know, rarely. the forensic anthropologist mercedes doretti. next, we go back to the 1980s, when a group ofjewish feminists started campaigning for the right to pray as openly asjewish men at one ofjudaism s holiest sites, the western wall.
the treatment with the staff has already changed. - it is a great victory. the wages was - increased after that. don t you think it s a victory? i am so proud of myself that we fought for our rights. lakshmi patel remembering the grunwick strike, which inspired widespread trade union support. our next story is about mercedes doretti, a forensic anthropologist from argentina who founded a team dedicated to searching for the remains of the missing victims of war atrocities and state violence. in their search for the truth, her team has exhumed remains in more than 30 countries, among them el salvador, the scene of a brutal civil war in the 1980s.
the forensic anthropologist mercedes doretti. next, we go back to the 1980s, when a group ofjewish feminists started campaigning for the right to pray as openly asjewish men at one ofjudaism s holiest sites, the western wall. witness history spoke to anat hoffman, one of the founders of the so called women of the wall. i ve been the chauffeur more times than i d like to think of, taking women of the wall to emergency room. and of course, endless eggs, water, thrown at the women of the wall.
the forensic anthropologist mercedes doretti. next we go back to the 1980s, when a group ofjewish feminists started campaigning for the right to pray as openly as jewish men at one ofjudaism s holiest sites the western wall. we spoke to anat hoffman, one of the founders of the so called women of the wall. all singing. i ve been the chauffeur more times than i d like to think of. taking women of the wall to an emergency room. of course, endless eggs, water, thrown at the women. all shouting.
reason what we were fighting, we have achieved. the treatment with the staff has already changed. it s great. the wages was increased after that. don t you think it s a victory? translation: i m so proud of myself that we fought for our rights. lakshmi patel remembering the grunwick strike which inspired widespread trade union support. our next story is about mercedes doretti, a forensic anthropologist from argentina who founded a team dedicated to searching for the remains of missing victims of war, atrocities, and state violence. in their search for the truth, her teams have found remains in