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After Diebo Kuna was beaten unconscious by her husband for the last time, she fled to the U.S. because she knew she could not find protection in Congo, her homeland. But America did not offer succor. Instead, the INS detained her for more than two years in a cinderblock building with no yard. Kuna's case, taken on by pro bono lawyers, once again raises the issue of INS refusal to grant asylum to abused women.
December 28, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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