Victims of acid attacks in Mexico share their stories to help others


By AGENCY
Carmen Sanchez, who was sprayed acid in her face, started the Carmen Sanchez Foundation in 2021 to help other women. Photos: AFP

After Mexican mother Carmen Sanchez left her abusive ex-partner he attacked her with acid, leaving her severely scarred. As part of her healing process, she now helps fellow victims rebuild their lives.

In the eight years since her life was changed forever, the 37-year-old has undergone 61 operations, including skin reconstruction and grafts.

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