In this picture taken on Feb. 8, 2015, 10-year-old Abanoub Samaan Nazmy, left, watches television with his younger sister in the living room of their home in the Manshiet Nasr neighborhood of Cairo, Egypt. Abanoub, who is a Coptic Christian, lost his father to suspected military snipers as he protested in March 2011 over the burning of a church. “When a child loses a parent, a relative, a friend or a person he likes or knows, maybe he wants the killer or killers to feel the loss he feels,” says psychiatrist Eman Gaber, who leads a rehabilitation program for traumatized children. “The pain doesn’t come to the person who is dead, but to the ones that are still alive.”(AP Photo/Hamada Elrasam)