India: Forgotten Women
United Nations, New York, November 2011 - In India, millions of women are shunned from society when their husbands die. Excluded and marginalized, they face a life of poverty and injustice. Many live on the streets begging for a bite to eat. One woman, a widow herself, is working to change their lives - restoring dignity and human rights to these forgotten women. UN in Action program #1318 http://www.un.org/webcast/pdfs/unia13...
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