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Many Kashmiri children, such as these kids from India's northern state, have been subjected to abuse after being sent to privately-run shelters. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
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Kashmir officials move to stop child abuse in private shelters

by Sheikh Saqib September 24, 2018February 18, 2020

Inside the premises of a private house in Srinagar’s Rajbagh area, Ahmed, 12, sits propped up against a dirt-stained wall. His unwashed clothes give the impression that personal hygiene is of little value. Ahmed and the other children living in the house have been sent to the city by their parents to pursue religious studies. […]

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