Forgiving the terrorists who attacked me
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An average of 26,000 people died every year in the last decade due to terrorist attacks.
Onyinye Sylvester, a survivor of terrorism in Nigeria, and Bukky Shonibare, a human rights campaigner, joined Michael Fanstone to share their experiences of terrorism, how they are supporting other victims, and whether they can ever forgive their attackers.
Released on 25 Aug 2023
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