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Saskia Niño de Rivera

December 3, 2015 in Modern Worthies

Saskia Niño de Rivera

The Woman Getting Mexican Children Out of Prison

In Mexico, children of prison inmates can live in the prison with them until they're six years old. Rivera's organization aims to change that, along with other prison reforms.

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