Dominic MacSorley and Anne Aghion

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
Veteran humanitarian aid worker, Dominic MacSorley, who was Concern Worldwide's director in Rwanda immediately after the genocide, discusses the situation there ten years later. He is joined by Anne Aghion, who directed a film called "In Rwanda We Say the Family that does not Speak Dies."

» More on Anne Aghion's film
» Concern Worldwide's website

Music: Meet Joe Black Soundtrack composer Thomas Newman

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