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Bend it like Beckham – Sex workers' daughters use football to break taboos

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The red light area of Kolkata (India) got its first womens' football team 'Amra Padatik'. The Durbar Mahila Samanwaya Committee (DMSC) launched the initiative aimed at providing support to sex workers and their families while also tackling stigma and prejudice towards this vulnerable group.

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