Foto: Tak vypadá útočiště pro indické vdovy

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A widow writes on a slate as she attends a class at the Meera Sahavagini ashram in the pilgrimage town of Vrindavan in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh March 6, 2013. Hundreds of widows who have been abandoned by their families live in the shelter, or ashram, run by the NGO Sulabh International. In India, when a man dies, traditionally his widow is expected to renounce all earthly pleasures, such as wearing colourful clothes or looking attractive, and she can face severe social discrimination. Sulabh International works to provide abandoned widows with education, healthcare and vocational skills. Issues surrounding the treatment of women are receiving special attention on March 8, which marks International Women's Day. Picture taken March 6, 2013. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi (INDIA - Tags: SOCIETY RELIGION EDUCATION) ATTENTION EDITORS: PICTURE 5 OF 24 FOR PACKAGE 'THE CITY OF WIDOWS'. SEARCH 'WIDOWS ABIDI' FOR ALL IMAGES Published: Bře. 8, 2013, 7:03 dop.
Být vdovou nepředstavuje v Indii příliš lákavou životní perspektivu.
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