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Does It Lead to My Home?

Does It Lead to My Home?

An example of the bitter reality that hundreds of Nepales are facing. The children's father left them and married another. Children's mother is in capital Kathmandu and seeking to go to her parents home, which is very far. She is asking for job and money to return to her parents home. She says that her children have been hungry for 3 days. The photo was taken when the mother was asking for money.

Country
Nepal
Submitted
2004-08-14
License
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Kamal Kumar

cool

Rarest Of The Rare

Aweeee...It's a real slap in teh face when we fuss about our own problems which are very much trivial compared to what many face on a day to day basis.

Hoda Ahmed

this is very touching indeed

Branson Shao

what should we do as we are one village. lets do something equall to all. its our right we human beings.

Joël Kalpram

love this Picture it is trully touching..

Katherine Walraven

This poor little boy. I echo what Sarah said: we often get too caught up in the trivial issues we face in the day to day to realise that the majority of the people in the world are much worse off and would give anything to trade their troubles for ours. I hope that this little person is doing better than when this image was captured, and that his mother and other family members are better off too.

Adham Tobail

صورة رائعة للاطفال المعدبون فى العالم الفقير
وبالتالى علينا التحرك لنصر الاطفال الفقراء فى العالم
كل التحية للفنان
ادهم

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