Nuestros cuerpos, sus batallas: Lo que la guerra hace a las mujeres

The book covers a wide range of experiences, but I wonder what guided the selection process. Were these stories the most unheard or most impactful?

Their courage is inspiring, but the brutality they faced is heartbreaking. How do readers reconcile these contrasting emotions?

Her investigative approach seems deeply personal. I'm curious whether her background or past work influenced this focus.