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Children of Mumbai sex workers to perform at Brave Festival in Poland

Come June, six daughters of sex workers will head to the Brave Festival to perform a clowning piece inspired from their own lives

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(From left) Rupesh Tillu, Manju Vyas and Kalyan Choudhury with the girls at Apne Aap Women's Collective, Kamathipura. Pic/Atul Kamble
(From left) Rupesh Tillu, Manju Vyas and Kalyan Choudhury with the girls at Apne Aap Women's Collective, Kamathipura. Pic/Atul Kamble

Ten-year-old Shilpa, daughter of a sex worker, has never stepped out of the narrow confines of Kamathipura. Therefore, last week, when Manju Vyas, CEO of Apne Aap Women's Collective (AAWC), a city-based anti-trafficking organisation, told her that she would be travelling to Poland, Shilpa's first question was whether it was located close to Dadar. "Using a world map, we helped them understand their current location and the country they would be heading to," says Vyas, a member of the NGO that seeks to empower sex workers and prevent the cycle of intergenerational prostitution among their daughters.

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