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Saturday, November 15, 2014

For Russian Kids, A Disability Often Means Life In An Orphanage

"Even in the most developed countries, advocates struggle to obtain
civil rights and humane treatment for disabled people,
but Russia seems to be moving slower than most".
Courtesy of Anastasia Daunis
Posted by Unknown at 12:40 PM
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Labels: All Things Considered-NPR, Andrea Mazzarino, Corey Flintoff, Disabilities, Human Rights Watch, NPR, Orphanages, Parallels-NPR, Russia

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