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The largest numbers come from South Africa, then South America, followed by former Portuguese colonies in Africa such as Angola, Cape Verde and Mozambique. Many also come from Europe and Asia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/e0140ed2-b240-40d5-9f01-80dd44aa9de9/trafficantes.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/8e587d97-c004-409a-9b81-657dc3d62ca4/trafficantes02.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil Most female drug mules come from poor families from other continents. It is unlikely they will ever receive a visit during their time in prison. They have the right to two phone calls a year. This difficulty of communication with their families is responsible for many of the women being on anti-depressants. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/721947bc-a029-4183-93d7-16ed2cd6943f/trafficantes04.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil “When they give you the yellow pants and white T-shirt, that is the moment you realise you are actually in prison. When they take your clothes and your belongings, you feel like everything is gone, your identity and your life.” Bulgarian prisoner, Sao Paulo Capital Penitentiary for Women, Brazil. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/ab6a16d4-bcea-44d8-8d70-4b9bd66cd5ee/trafficantes03.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil “They assured me everything would be fine because they had a good relationship with the police at the airport in Brazil.” This Portuguese girl, of Cape Verde descent, was tricked by a friend into taking her place as a drug mule on a trip to Brazil. It was the first time she had ever seen drugs. She has been in prison for 10 months and is still awaiting her sentence. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/615ad768-9afd-4b9e-a6b9-9f7105f67be6/trafficantes05.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil A Filipino girl arrives at her cell block on her first day at Sao Paulo Capital Penitentiary for Women, carrying what are now her only possessions: a foam mattress and a spare set of prison clothes. She has been arrested at Sao Paulo Guarulhos International airport for smuggling cocaine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/5bbf3223-f2d3-4585-8182-119a15f1cd2a/trafficantes06.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil “When I arrived here at the prison, it was like I was waking up from a dream. I looked back at everything that had happened in the last week and I thought, how could I have been so stupid? I don’t know even until today why I did it. This is the most difficult thing, to forgive yourself, to make peace.” This Hungarian woman was persuaded to travel to Brazil by her Nigerian lover. In Sao Paulo she was given padded pants to wear to conceal the diamonds she was asked to carry. Concerned that they didn’t appear to be diamonds, she challenged the man but was assured the stones were packed in sand. A police search at the airport revealed she was wearing 3 kilos of cocaine. Although she tried to give the police the name of the person who gave her the drugs they were not interested. She has served 1 year and 7 months of her 5 years and 10 months sentence. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/3ca53266-08df-4f0b-bac5-9665b2f0f5b6/trafficantes07.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil “We look ok, we sound ok but we are not, we are really hurting inside. Every night, once the doors are locked we cry, because we have destroyed our lives and our children’s lives and robbed ourselves of our freedom.” South African prisoner, Sao Paulo Capital Penitentiary for Women, Brazil. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/7680b4ed-c5da-4ac9-800e-c734049f55a9/trafficantes08.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil A former heroin addict, this Spanish woman and her husband decided to smuggle cocaine home when on holiday in Brazil. The person they bought the drugs from was already being watched by the police, so they never even made it to the airport, they were arrested on the way there. They are awaiting papers from Spain to prove they are drug users because Brazilian law makes an allowance for users, often reducing their sentence. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/52e8248d-b9ba-4f1d-9b4f-5ebcdf1f4ac3/trafficantes09.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil Luz Mercedes, from Peru, is in prison for the second time in Brazil for drug trafficking. She made her first trip as a drug mule at the age of 18 from Peru to USA via Mexico and continued to carry drugs ever since, employing other girls to work for her as well. Always well dressed, the police never looked in her bags, which were full of shampoo bottles containing cocaine. She was caught because of a badly made fake passport, which she hadn’t taken the time to check. She has served 1 year and 3 months of an 8 years sentence. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/3064da2a-8860-4e5a-9dd4-96eccbf9362b/trafficantes10.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil A cell at Sao Paulo Capital Penitentiary for Women, meant for one person but which houses three. Two people sleep on the floor. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/bcf4df12-9644-4403-9fcf-f45650bf8b3d/trafficantes11.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil “Before I traveled, I prayed and said ‘Lord, this is not for me. It’s for my family. I don’t care about myself." Divorced from her husband, this Filipino woman was the sole provider for three generations of family. She worked for 10 years abroad looking after other people’s children while her own were growing up without her. Her son then became a father to three children and she struggled to support them all. A friend who was involved in drug trafficking suggested she work for her, desperate to get home for Christmas, the first in 12 years, she agreed to make a trip. She has served 1 year and 3 months of a 5 years and 3 months sentence. While in prison her ex-husband has become more responsible towards their children and two of her four brothers have found jobs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/2609c2ca-09fc-45cf-ac46-1b4a2aeb81e5/trafficantes12.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil Two pairs of yellow pants and two white T-shirts are the only clothes given to new arrivals at the prison. Pyjamas, underwear and shoes have to be bought at an inflated price from Brazilian inmates whose families visit at weekends and import tradable goods. These are affordable only once the new arrival has found work in the prison, which can take around 4 months. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/19d8a8fc-21bd-4c68-b530-ef2d24cf5d97/trafficantes13.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil Joyce Macina from South Africa was arrested in Sao Paulo Guarulhos airport for a false passport and attempting to smuggle in over the US$40,000 limit. She was freed halfway through her sentence due to declining health. Weakened by illnesses associated with HIV she struggled to find work and accommodation outside prison. when she ran out of money, she tried to smuggle cocaine out of the country to finance her way home. She was arrested and sent back to prison only 6 months after she had left, but has since been freed again and sent home on compassionate grounds because of her health. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/e1c53f7a-38b7-4474-8499-1be0c7439d9f/trafficantes14.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil Prisoners work long hours in the kitchen and in several prison based factories at Sao Paulo Capital Penitentiary for Women, earning around $150 a month and remission off their sentences. It is just enough to buy toiletries and other necessities but not enough to save for an air ticket home at the end of their sentences. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/f6f77592-3cbd-48ad-b485-fa32ea58996a/trafficantes15.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil "Without even thinking of the risk or of what drugs really are, I said yes, because I just couldn’t handle it anymore, my situation was so bad. It was all about surviving and I wasn’t surviving. I didn’t like leaving my kids but I just thought, for their benefit, I have to go.” A bad marriage to a foreigner found this woman and her three daughters returning home to South Africa with nothing. Finding it impossible to get work after her employment gap and uncomfortable with continually accepting help from her sister who they were living with, she decided to make a trip as a drug mule, telling her children she had a job interview abroad. She spoke to them for the first time 7 months after arriving in prison. They are being cared for by her sister as well as her own four children. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/c1bbaa24-8d59-4911-bf69-3ae3523142ab/trafficantes16.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil “I knew there was a risk of prison but I never really thought about it because I knew a lot of people who had traveled and had swallowed.” This Spanish woman and her husband swallowed 300g of cocaine in capsules. She is still awaiting sentence after a year in prison. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/b9e815fd-7f43-442b-ad39-f23611992a3d/trafficantes17.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil This Russian girl was asked by a Nigerian friend to travel to Brazil to collect precious stones. In Sao Paulo she was given a pair of padded pants, but feeling suspicious of their content, she questioned whether they were in fact holding drugs. Her daughter’s life was threatened and she was forced to wear them. As she arrived at the airport, she was approached by an undercover policeman, who, tipped off by an anonymous phone call, knew immediately where to look for the drugs. Her parents are caring for her daughter whose father is dead. She has served 1 year and 7 months of 5 years and 8 months sentence. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/ce25c2db-42da-4a4c-8502-03c36670bf59/trafficantes18.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil “When I was arrested at the airport, I told the police my story. They laughed and opened a cabinet full of papers and said ‘these are all the same story as yours, so why should we believe you?’” Helena Kalbacova, from Czech Republic, was approached by a stranger with a proposition to travel abroad as his translator. Unknown to her, he had agreed to bring drugs back from Brazil and had been told it would be safer to travel as a couple. She became suspicious when their plans kept changing. When they got to the airport in Sao Paulo the police were already waiting for them. Because Helena spoke English, the judge decided that she must have been the one who organised the trip and so sentenced them accordingly; 6 years for her and 4 years and 6 months for him. She has served 3 years 8 months and he has just been released. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/54ce9311-6cb5-42ba-88a8-67bcdc5375e9/trafficantes19.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil “We don’t know what the future holds for us. You get up each morning hoping that this day is better than the last and if it's not, you take it as it is. And you just pray everyday that the kids are fine. You only have God in a place like this, nothing else.” South African prisoner, Sao Paulo Capital Penitentiary for Women, Brazil. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/885b64ed-3139-4258-a096-3e92b682ff16/trafficantes20.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil “They give us such long sentences that you think you will never see your family again.” This South African, single mother of two, is on a weekend break out of prison at the Baptist church’s Casa Recomeço ‘new beginning’ shelter for prisoners. Struggling to support her own mother and four siblings with her restaurant job she accepted an offer to go to Brazil to smuggle drugs. Eight members of her family have died since she has been in prison. She hasn’t spoken to her mother for many months and is worried something may have happened to her but none of her family is telling her. She has served 2 years and 6 months of her 5 years and 10 months sentence. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/3c00c968-69a6-4109-a677-b329a0e622e2/trafficantes21.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil “The people who gave me the bag never helped me in prison, they never helped my family, they just turned off their phones.” With five children to support alone, this Filipino woman borrowed money at a high interest rate to pay a fixer to get her a job in Thailand which never materialised, leaving her stuck there without money. Desperate to pay off her debt and get back to her children she took up an offer to traffic drugs. Although she has worked throughout her time in prison, she won’t have the money to buy a ticket home at the end of her sentence. She still owes the money she borrowed and has no idea how much interest it has accumulated. Having served 3 years and 6 months of her 5 years and 4 months sentence she is finishing it out on parole, at the Casa de Acolhida, a shelter for foreign women outside prison, set up by Catholic Palotine nuns. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/e94d4558-2707-4d03-bcbb-44f735cbdbd4/trafficantes22.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil Unemployed for a few months, this woman from Cape Verde agreed to take the place of a friend on a smuggling trip to Brazil. The trip was a success but she saw another girl on the same flight being arrested and tried to distance herself from her friend. She found her and insisted she make another trip. Afraid of what might happen to her or her young son if she said no, she agreed to go one more time. At the airport in Sao Paulo a policeman was waiting for her and called her by name. She is due to finish her 4 year and 4 month sentence in 6 months time while on parole living at the Casa de Acolhida shelter. She has no idea how she will pay for a ticket home. Even though she worked all the time at prison she has managed to save very little. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/d867e456-f52d-4097-b7b4-0704c98340a5/trafficantes24.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil “I have disappointed my children so many times in their lives. Now I have to make things right with them.” This South African woman was arrested on her first drug trafficking trip which she made to support her own habit. She was given 2 years correctional supervision with 4 months in prison, during which time friends adopted her daughters. She was again caught on her second trip to Brazil. She had been using drugs inside prison but stopped after a cautionary letter from her girls’ adoptive mother. Afraid of loosing contact with her children, she has been clean for 3 months. At the time of the picture she had served 2 years and 7 months of a 4 years and 2 months sentence. In 2011 she died in prison of natural causes having made peace with her daughters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/554f507f-8728-4d44-8fca-ede1590c76d7/trafficantes23.jpg Trafficantes - Drug mules imprisoned in Brazil “I’m just trying to appreciate the simple things about being outside, like looking at the sky.” This British woman is on her first weekend break out of prison at the Baptist church’s Casa Recomeço. After many years of working in Europe she decided to go back to university. She studied in the evenings and worked during the day but had difficulty paying her bills and so decided to traffic drugs to make some extra money. On her second trip the police were waiting for her at the airport. She has served 3 years and 6 months of a 6 years and 1 month sentence and has been waiting for a response to an appeal for 3 years. Her family believe she is still living in Europe. https://www.jackiedewemathews.com/tasmania-the-new-pioneers daily 0.75 2021-11-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/37976ae9-5814-4dec-8664-9457cb50c222/001tasmania01.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Native Sassafras trees in Cradle mountain national park. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/cc6e8bf9-95da-496f-b830-7220917ea29c/new_pioneers.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/7732aa1c-9592-43fb-8526-30278d3e7d96/002tasmania02.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers A view through to a tree. Lapoinya. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/7942ecfa-eed2-48d5-ab5d-a73ea55eb518/003tasmania04.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Bush bashing in Reedy Marsh. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/9a04c287-ba08-49fc-a2a5-6c69c0a0210d/004tasmania05.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Kadelyn and Bailey. Lapoinya. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/1e8cf242-0e5b-4e28-a077-67ef6d6358c0/005tasmania06.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Cow. Lapoinya. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/33ecd6ef-48b3-4e93-a99e-9bc01ee9cc6b/006tasmania07.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Two generations of women in a logging family look through old photographs. Smithton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/0c88051e-b878-4581-83d5-1c2bcf471feb/007tasmania08.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Cut geraniums. Lapoinya. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/a75d5217-92cd-49a2-9ef2-b20fced7adc9/008tasmania09.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers A view across a beef cattle farm. Irishtown. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/4c5723e7-65f4-4b5f-be1c-7843379a4720/009tasmania10.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Hudson, Brock, Bonnie and Joseph, the youngest in a family of eight children who are educated at home. Irishtown. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/e80531ac-3635-4090-b7b4-d612fa7ffcc7/010tasmania11.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers A rodeo. Ulverstone. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/c44d4c6d-3122-49a3-b86a-aeecb4e0a7f9/011tasmania12.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers A rodeo. Ulverstone. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/010d129b-d12b-41d8-88ef-9275c98abbe7/012tasmania13.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Traci brushes her daughter Cailey's hair, one of eight children who she educates at home. Irishtown https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/80731669-60eb-45da-afe6-be93e3656f1e/013tasmania14.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Will practices a method of natural horsemanship called 'joining up'. Irishtown. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/f53619ce-3888-456b-90a7-e2a73d52ff07/014tasmania15.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Bonnie on the family beef farm. Irishtown. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/6ae0006f-d740-4f04-af05-8c436f6fc6ca/015tasmania17.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Dead possum. Smithton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/a151a189-6fb8-4762-916c-9c2892be720f/016tasmania16.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Joseph and Bonnie. Irishtown. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/2dc63358-b4eb-49b7-8d4b-bf1b91eed281/017tasmania37desat.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Joseph, Australia's peewee whip cracking champion. Latrobe. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/b43b0f18-8c64-4105-b098-a8b4312af6a2/018tasmania34.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Liam. Reedy Marsh. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/2b3f056e-6afe-413e-99bb-35d889ca9048/020tasmania33.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Ute. Reedy Marsh. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/c3a688ca-6058-4eb5-a544-7e7231da0307/019tasmania32.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Wallaby. Road kill. Mole Creek. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/cc728d3b-17a6-4806-a02f-e3677ff2fa40/021tasmania35.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers David. Reedy Marsh. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/068e8389-3e38-401a-bfdf-37a2deba98de/022tasmania39.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Tyres. Mount Lyell copper mine. Queenstown. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/a236b34d-7cb1-4d03-ab90-7d9cd4bd79f5/023tasmania38.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Cradle Mountain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/4029e02b-a1c3-4ca7-a188-417e31c47691/024tasmania26.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Jesse, junior champion axeman practices the art of tree felling. Gowrie Park. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/5559134f-a388-46dd-a2b8-30f031e9b782/025tasmania27.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Brian, Glen and Jesse Bakes. Three generations of competitive axmen. Gowrie Park. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/b24005ac-62f8-4087-926b-1eb6cb15791e/026tasmania28.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Logs marked to be sent to a veneer mill. Roses Tier. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/fe0744a0-78a3-420a-8b18-55fe7f518c37/027tasmania29.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Nature's offering. People here live by the seasons, eating fruit from the trees in summer and preserving any overflow for winter. Mole Creek. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/70a59f02-86f9-4577-add2-ce73d42f890e/028tasmania48.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Willow and the apple tree. Kimberley. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/f3d1fcf5-3d78-4c52-82ff-3992d190120e/029tasmania47.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Bev and Ray Legge, residents of Gormonston for 81 years, the sole original inhabitants, of only nine houses now occupied. Gormonston. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/2999d1b2-59ff-462d-a78a-9f338f7124a4/032tasmania42.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Maggie and Tim's wedding. Weetah. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/67fa6015-2d17-4570-b5c6-59d5617d429b/030tasmania40.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers After the wedding. Weetah. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/9631c247-7920-468e-a468-95eca36f30de/031tasmania41.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers George. Formally a miner and now a passionate grower of flowers. Queenstown. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/a2a53f53-fc08-47d0-ab7c-341f35cbd698/033tasmania43.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Cynthia and Sunshine. Weetah. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/ae3ba12c-3413-4e42-a6e0-40c6a213d6b9/034tasmania44.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Sunshine and the watermelon. Sheffield. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/a69bc948-f691-4344-b34d-3756f5d28fdc/035tasmania23.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Mark and his family moved to Tasmania from mainland Australia in order to live ethically and lightly on the land. Reedy Marsh. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/4644f6ba-f10f-46a0-b2a3-098da5ac8f84/036tasmania46.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Stuffed pheasant. Sheffield. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/ad0640dc-2f50-4b3e-8abc-e805cca9fbb3/037tasmania22.jpg Tasmania - The new pioneers Letterbox. Lapoynia. https://www.jackiedewemathews.com/home-education-in-tasmania daily 0.75 2021-11-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/08f220c1-3333-42cb-b241-6873d640e132/001home_education01.jpg Home education in Tasmania "We spend time appreciating, observing and learning from nature." The Ulbrich family's permaculture vegetable garden. Reedy Marsh, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/b6a981c9-37e6-455f-937f-b053d067083c/home_education.jpg Home education in Tasmania https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/03716909-60db-4d6a-bba9-2174000577a4/002home_education02.jpg Home education in Tasmania "We balance the program with a routine of structured workbooks in the morning, and natural learning, mostly through conversation, as the day progresses. It is nice to have that time in the afternoon when the children can explore their interests at their own pace. When a child asks questions they are ready to absorb that information." Cynthia Osborne and her daughter Sunshine at home. Sheffield, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/394694f8-86d9-4781-a5a5-7fe71997ad71/003home_education03.jpg Home education in Tasmania "The relationship between parent and child that is established in toddlerhood can be grown and developed as the child ages. School can disrupt that and the relationships between siblings. By choosing to home educate we can maintain the strength of those relationships." Gem, Willow and Autumn Shayler-Appleton at home. Kimberley, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/a13e71a0-e002-4c0a-b6ae-09c04c086ac0/004home_education04.jpg Home education in Tasmania "Home education is an integrated way of learning that takes on real life situations. We consciously make a point of looking for individuals within our community who have something to offer. Our children have interacted with a diversity of people doing various trades and skills, opportunities children in mainstream school could never have had." Issy and Mark Ulbrich with their neighbour and mechanic David Wilson. Reedy Marsh, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/ec0e1b71-1159-4a9b-b49d-ec72b6a87802/005home_education05.jpg Home education in Tasmania "Once I started, I realised the joy of teaching my children to read and write and reaching these milestones together. By home educating, we can enjoy the time spent learning together and we can see the children developing a wonderful bond." Cynthia Osborne and her children Buz, Sunshine and Rusty at home. Sheffield, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/73deaf71-1569-4f10-8e2f-6adafe083790/006home_education06.jpg Home education in Tasmania "Living on a farm, the children have a love for the land. To appreciate the earth and what God has given us and to treat the land and the animals gently is important for the kids to learn. Because how you treat your animals, is how you treat other people." Hudson, Bonnie, Jesse and Joseph Milburn on the family farm. Irishtown, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/43a0b6b2-a8bd-43eb-9f9f-5c4aa3730462/007tasmania45.jpg Home education in Tasmania Hudson, Bonnie, Jesse and Joseph taking a break from their studies. The Milburn children have a set amount of workbooks to get through a day. Once they are finished they are free to play. Irishtown, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/ccd9fdec-5f79-435a-98eb-14ee8dbfa171/008home_education09.jpg Home education in Tasmania "If you can blend boundaries between home and nature, community and travel then you have a rich life." Tara Ulbrich, home educator, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/886ceb2f-152b-4d4b-bf2a-be9dee890573/009home_education10.jpg Home education in Tasmania "I love children's natural affinity with nature, their creativity that they can't help but express and their natural love of learning. All these things we can give them in abundance, whereas school is more about crowd control and learning how to sit still and be quiet and be like everybody else, a travesty against the spirit of the child who must run and play and shout and express themselves freely as they move through their day." Hudson Milburn in the vegetable patch at home. Irishtown, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/55cbf578-2328-4ef1-8dbc-a8bfe3b18d80/010home_education12.jpg Home education in Tasmania "I love having the kids around. We sent them to school for two years and I missed them so much. When they came home I felt we didn't have a relationship. At home we have one-on-one contact, I know their feelings and where they are up to and can encourage them accordingly." Traci, Bonnie, and Hudson Milburn with a child they foster on the weekends. Irishtown, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/962d9178-53a6-46f5-a347-48dd17478da5/011home_education07.jpg Home education in Tasmania "I do not believe that school can serve my children's best interests as I can. A simple comparison of one teacher to 20 or 30 children and a child's own mother giving one-on-one attention and love speaks volumes. With home education I can let my children lead the way, I can watch their natural curiosity take its course and I can encourage and support them in that direction, instead of having to learn what is forced upon them." Willow, Autumn and Gem Shayler-Appleton at home. Kimberley, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/e790eff9-14a9-4de4-86d1-c5ae671e0f41/012home_education08.jpg Home education in Tasmania 'We believe nature, conversation and learning together are the best tools for education." Cynthia Osborne helping her son Rusty get into his bee-keeping outfit. Rusty tends his own beehive with a neighbour who has shared with him his passion and knowledge about bees. Sheffield, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/e5564bd3-f2c5-4769-aaf7-589c5a1c2a0b/013home_education14.jpg Home education in Tasmania "We have to trust that kids will learn. You can't stop them learning, they are born with questions, even if your home life is stagnating their curiosity will drive you on into some new realm of investigation." Hudson and Joseph Milburn playing at home. Irishtown, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/b9ea2a05-7c3f-4b80-b0fd-a113e4964b2f/014home_education15.jpg Home education in Tasmania "In a school environment to conform and become part of a peer group is to survive. Home-educated students are less likely to be driven by established social norms amongst peer groups. They follow their own interests more and are less constrained by those things." Rusty Barker at home with his typewriter collection. Sheffield, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/2b2064ba-2c02-4a6b-b907-27edc115d3ee/015home_education16.jpg Home education in Tasmania "We like to keep the kids away from peer pressure and bad influences, like television and the Internet, which can cause even good kids to get into things they shouldn't, effecting them in the long term. We found that the encouragement of good character, morals and standards is lacking in schools. With home schooling we can guide their steps all the way." Traci Milburn with her children Bonnie, Hudson, Joseph and Brock at home. Irishtown, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/a4c244ca-ed39-4b4a-b1eb-f99423174d30/016home_education17.jpg Home education in Tasmania "Our children are given the opportunity to meet people who may not be their age but will share their interests, which is more reflective of adult life." Tara and Will Ulbrich at the University of Tasmania community band practice. Launceston, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/8aa5e785-7efb-4ad6-8e21-3f0605940b49/017home_education18.jpg Home education in Tasmania Joseph, Hudson, Bonnie, Traci and Jesse Milburn in their home classroom. The Milburns follow the Australian Christian Education syllabus first started in America. The eldest two children did their schooling at home and are now working. The six youngest are still being educated at home by their mother Traci. Irishtown, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/6e912c0b-6db5-409f-bb9d-746fcc54fd8a/018home_education19.jpg Home education in Tasmania "At home there's no interference. It's just you and the schoolwork. You can concentrate one hundred percent on what you are doing. At school there are so many distractions; there are the other children as well as constantly changing classes and teachers." Joseph and Hudson Milburn at home. Irishtown, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/c2e10f70-a363-41f2-a4de-f44897cfb623/019home_education21.jpg Home education in Tasmania "We read every day; good books are key to our lives. As a parent time is truly dedicated one-on-one. You have a good understanding of where they are emotionally and what has been happening developmentally. There is a continuum of engagement that enables you to have insights that a teacher wouldn't have." Tara and Will Ulbrich reading together at home. Reedy Marsh, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/3bbaf090-a897-4a9b-a55c-eb2f0229762f/020home_education26.jpg Home education in Tasmania Joseph and Bonnie Milburn playing cards during a break from their studies at home. Irishtown, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/93d26c94-8eca-4d5d-bfb1-6a963bc7971b/021home_education22.jpg Home education in Tasmania "Our family enjoy learning together and we encourage each other to develop our own unique talents and skills. We teach our children to teach themselves, through learning how to access the information they need to feed their minds." Cynthia Osborne helping her son Rusty with his studies at home. Sheffield, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/4c378b25-33af-4068-84c1-b506eb547c15/022home_education25.jpg Home education in Tasmania "We are looking to create an environment that nurtures the development of the whole child so music and art play a large part in our lives. Modern education has had to compromise in these areas that we don't need to at home." Will Ulbrich painting at home. Reedy Marsh, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/c935f0c7-5ac7-4c9b-9e9b-331d047983fa/023home_education23.jpg Home education in Tasmania "Learning is dynamic and responsive and not locked into a formal program laid out for the year. A day will be very fluid, the conversations are lead by the child's interest and the visitors that come that day who might share their passions." Tara and Will Ulbrich playing boules at home. Reedy Marsh, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/c35f84aa-6412-44ca-806c-6dc844e84313/024home_education24.jpg Home education in Tasmania "The world is our classroom and there is so much to learn in the rhythm of the day and the seasons." The philosophy of home education is in tune with a wider movement in Tasmania of people returning to simple living, self-sufficiency and the roots of our society. They grow their own food or source it locally and live by the seasons, eating fruit from the trees in summer and preserving any surplus for winter. Mole Creek, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/37fd8b99-5643-40d1-87d7-d21fb57311d8/025home_education11.jpg Home education in Tasmania "We want to create beautiful environment for our children where they can be cherished and loved, rather than being thrown into social situations, which they would not have sought out if they had a choice. We hope they can be introduced to the negative aspects of life slower, when they are a bit older and more able to deal with them." Gem, Willow and Autumn Shayler-Appleton at home. Kimberley, Tasmania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/0c53ac8c-4cd7-4830-961b-6283aa424d80/026home_education27.jpg Home education in Tasmania "Some of the kids have asked about school and if they went, would they play sport and have races with other kids. Whipcracking has filled that hole; they get to meet other good kids and adults and they get to compete." Hudson and Joseph Milburn practicing the Australian sport whip cracking at home. Irishtown, Tasmania. https://www.jackiedewemathews.com/ghosts-albinism-in-tanzania daily 0.75 2021-12-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/06c66529-1276-4f43-9787-e1348ae7364e/00101albino51.36.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Adolfu Tukano is the eldest of seven children, two of which have albinism. Rural life is toughest for people with albinism as it involves working outdoors in the sun. Many people with albinism migrate to the cities where their numbers are larger and in the wake of the killings they feel safer. Mafindi District, Iringa, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/8f647d97-6840-4f8e-b6df-b9be8ee406ec/ghosts.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/ec7c0b7d-c0a1-4507-8b8f-4903d155c2a7/00202albino51.26.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Faraja and Pishon Mhewa with their baby brother Jeminus. Their parents are both black skinned but are carriers of the recessive albinism gene. When two carriers have a child it has one in four chances of being born with albinism. Mafinga, Iringa, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/a420e077-1c6b-4be3-8465-9e4640f5284e/00606albino48.13.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Ibrahim Issa Choela and his daughter Jueria. Ibrahim has been attacked twice by people calling him a 'deal', as it is common knowledge that albino body parts are fetching large sums of money. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/f13bd976-e54f-4266-8b76-7df5fb223075/00303albino16.1.jpeg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Ibrahim Issa Choela and his daughter Jueria. Jueria's mother ran away shortly after she gave birth as she could not handle the stigma of being married to a person with albinism, she was afraid that if they had another child together it could be born with albinism. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/5a8d18c7-a047-4e33-98b7-9521404c3f20/00505albino18.5.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Penina Guahe with her daughters Mary and Dorothy. Mary is Penina and Celestin's fifth child and the only one with albinism. Although they are not aware of any ancestors having albinism, they are not worried about their child as they are educated and understand the condition. Mwanza. Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/38eb24bd-138e-4e32-b8cf-bf28453a9677/00404albino12.11.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Nuru with her father Bahati. Because Nuru's parents are wealthy and can afford to send her to a good school she gets all the special attention and equipment she needs. Bahati is very loving and protective of her but he still feels the stigma and is reluctant to have another child in case it also has albinism. Mafinga, Iringa, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/d3bd194d-ab9a-451e-92ef-034a9921926f/007albino29.35.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Ibrahim Issa Choela and his daughter Jueria. Jueria's mother ran away shortly after she gave birth as she could not handle the stigma of being married to a person with albinism, she was afraid that if they had another child together it could be born with albinism. Ibrahim has no job. Ingrained prejudices make it hard for people with albinism to find work. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/50721cbc-91c4-4ea4-ba81-a65c708bffb6/00808albino25.3.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Faraja Mhewa sits at the front of the class to help her see the black board. All people with albinism suffer from low vision. Wambi Primary School, Mafinga, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/4afe00da-c63a-4b48-ae08-3c717db9aa01/00909albino58.33.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Juliana Tukano always sits at the front of the class to help her see the black board. She has glasses but prefers not to wear them as none of her classmates do. All people with albinism suffer from low vision. Lugolofu Primary School, Mufindi District, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/9397c7bf-42d4-4a45-8319-996e27214321/01012albino20.28.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Adolfu Tukano marches with the school band in the afternoon when the sun is less strong. People with albinism have no pigmentation in their skin so are unprotected from the sun's UV rays. Unless they are very careful, skin cancer is an inevitability. Adolfu and his sister Juliana are the only children with albinism at their school. Lugolofu Primary School, Mufindi District, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/3ebabd92-f9c8-49b8-98cc-94dd10315a31/01111albino61.20.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Juliana Tukano plays netball in the afternoon when the sun is less strong. Although she should wear at hat when outside, she doesn't like to, as it is not culturally normal for women to wear hats in Tanzania. Juliana and her brother Adolfu are the only children with albinism at their school. Lugolofu Primary School, Mufindi District, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/e6762826-1d97-4a4f-9ed6-edfefbc0cd27/01213albino22.8.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Martha Hahle with the class she teaches. As a person with albinism she is lucky to have a job and one that is indoors, out of the sun. Ingrained prejudice means that even people with albinism who are educated find it hard to get employment. Ihefu Primary School, Mufindi District, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/b1b7e8b6-a3a9-41b3-9764-cdc9f82c030e/01314albino10.22.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Baraka Mpulule with his parents and sister. Baraka is the first of five children and the only one with albinism. Being from a large and poor farming family means he doesn't get the attention and care he needs and due to his remote location he has never been to see a doctor. Mapogoro Village, Iringa, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/25fde596-5053-4377-84d6-6c3582b52756/01415albino10.8.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania As well as sun damage Baraka Mpulule's delicate skin is prone to infections and diseases if not kept clean which is difficult in a rural environment. He is afraid to play with other children at school in case they are rough with him and they hurt his skin. Mapogoro Village, Iringa, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/9a491e14-5e81-41aa-8f99-bec677c967ab/01516albino28.17.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Peruzi, Grace and Jonasi Yanera are from a family of nine children, they are the only ones who have albinism. Due to the recent killings in the area and their remote location they stay hidden in the house when their parents are not home. Mwanza, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/490a294c-b6d0-4d55-b2ef-60e9c18be5e0/01717albino50.5.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Three sisters, Salma, Bahati and Hadija Jumanne. Between them they have four children, all from different fathers, all who left and don't offer any support. Their only income is from selling small food items, but selling food means walking around in the sun. Since the killings they are scared to go to far alone and at night if one of them needs to go to the toilet they all go together. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/a7c0c7be-aa3e-4b9b-b9c6-f40d9ea7066e/01818albino41.11.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Bitia sews school uniforms for a local initiative offering indoor work to people with albinism. However many years of working in the fields means the sun has already done its damage to Bitia's face where she has a tumour growing. She supports her two brothers who are disabled from polio and a son whose father has left. Mufindi District, Iringa, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/c99b5984-45d7-422c-92d5-735b023a9fde/01920albino53.20.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Hadija Jumanne has her hair plaited. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/07472bd1-06af-4fe8-9660-1511ff1ec4a7/01621albino37.26.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Pamela Faustin was rejected by her father when she was born and then when her mother died by the rest of her family too. She is now married to a man with albinism man who she met at the Tanzanian Albino Society, an organisation which helps people with albinism connect with each other. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/26b92b53-fd9a-47c2-8d13-bff9db5e42c0/02027albino16.34.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Nasoro Kambi receives radiation treatment at the Ocean Rd Cancer Institute Dar es Salaam, from German machines donated 25 years ago. Tumours up to a certain size can be treated with radiotherapy, which is free at the Ocean Rd Cancer Institute, anything larger has to be removed by operation at other hospitals which is unaffordable for most people with albinism. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Recho Kombo has a bad nystagmus (involuntary flicker of the pupils caused by the retina trying to focus on an image), which beyond eight years old is difficult to correct as the brain and retina are fully formed. Glasses can't help her, so her only chance of seeing the black board is with a small magnifying telescope, shown to her here by optometrist Julius Ngoje. Makalala Primary School, Mafinga, Tanzania. Edison Njavike has his eyes examined by an optometrist. Edison is myopic (short-sighted) and has a nystagmas (involuntary flicker of the pupils caused by the retina trying to focus on an image.) When Edison was born some relatives talked about a curse on the family. Fortunately his father Nestus was educated and so was able to reassure his wife. Mufindi District, Iringa, Tanzania. Samuel Mluge, an albino rights activist, is trying to change attitudes towards people with albinism and to stop the killings for witch doctor medicine that have taken more than 40 lives in the last year. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Samuel Mluge, an albino rights activist, at his local Roman Catholic church. The government has called upon church leaders to help change the country's attitude towards people with albinism and to stop the killings for witch doctor medicine that have taken more than 40 lives in the last year. Yombo, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Samuel Mluge, an albino rights activist, at his local Roman Catholic church. The government has called upon church leaders to help change the country's attitude towards people with albinism and to stop the killings for witch doctor medicine that have taken more than 40 lives in the last year. Yombo, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Members of the Albino United football team rest after winning a match. Football matches are an opportunity to get huge crowds to change their attitudes towards people with albinism by witnessing them playing and winning - something previously not thought possible. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Members of the Albino United football team squeezed into a borrowed van on their way to a match. Football matches are an opportunity for huge crowds to change their attitudes towards people with albinism when they see them playing and wining. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. A members of the Albino United football team. Football matches are an opportunity for huge crowds to change their attitudes towards people with albinism when they see them playing and wining - something previously not thought possible. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The Albino United football team practise on the beach daily after 4pm when the sun starts to set and they can be outdoors without worrying about their skin. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. In March 2007, in response to the killings, the Tanzanian government moved all children with albinism in the Mwanza area to Mitindo boarding school feeling it could not properly protect them at home in remote areas. There are 62 children with albinism at the school all of which are being kept in over the holidays for their own safety. Misungwi, Mwanza, Tanzania. A student with Zacchaeus Mwiga Solomon, a blind teacher at Mitindo Primary School. The Mwanza area has been worst affected by the killings, which started there. The area is rich in mining and fishing and it is said that fortune seekers in these industries are fuelling the demand in albino body parts. Misungwi, Mwanza, Tanzania. Inside the girls dormitory at Mitindo Primary school. In March 2007, in response to the killings, the Tanzanian government moved all children with albinism in the Mwanza area to Mitindo boarding school feeling it could not properly protect them at home in remote areas. There are 62 children with albinism at the school all of which are being kept at school over the holidays for their own safety. Misungwi, Mwanza, Tanzania. MP Al-Shimaa Kweghir with her adopted daughters, the sisters Tindi and Bibiana. A year ago Bibiana was attacked while she was asleep by men with machetes who cut off her leg and two fingers. Al-Shimaa was made an MP by the Tanzanian president in a bid to stop the killings by giving a person with albinism visible status and respect within the country. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Bibiana Mbushi Mashamba is fitted for a prosthetic leg by Dr Rashidi at the CCBRT hospital. A year ago Bibiana was attacked while she was asleep by men with machetes who had paid off her uncle to let them into the house. Too afraid to go home she stayed in the hospital for a year until Al-Shimaa, a recently appointed MP, was moved to adopting her and her sister Tindi following an official visit to their hospital. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Dr Rashidi examines Bibiana Mbushi Mashamba's prosthetic leg at the CCBRT hospital, Dar es Salaam. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. On 21st February 2008, Mariam, a five year old girl with albinism, was murdered while she slept for her limbs to be used in witchdoctor medicine. She is buried inside the family house under the bed so no one can steal her bones. It is customary that people with albinism are not given public burials but are buried inside by women alone fuelling the superstitious belief that albinos don't die they just disappear. Misungwi, Mwanza, Dar es Salaam. prevnext 21 of 38thumbnails At 19 years old Mwazani Ibrahim already has very badly damaged skin. Preferring to fit in with her friends she doesn't like to cover up in the sun, as its not culturally normal for women in Tanzania to wear hats or long sleeves. Vingunguti, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/7943beda-3a01-4bef-804e-2f2bc854c713/02126albino16.36.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/08b728d6-f906-4954-8d46-4e46ce1f4ef2/02328albino26.9.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Nasoro Kambi receives radiation treatment at the Ocean Rd Cancer Institute Dar es Salaam, from German machines donated 25 years ago. Tumours up to a certain size can be treated with radiotherapy, which is free at the Ocean Rd Cancer Institute, anything larger has to be removed by operation at other hospitals which is unaffordable for most people with albinism. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/7949d134-3aac-428b-acf2-014af2bd4df3/02524albino1.3.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Recho Kombo has a bad nystagmus (involuntary flicker of the pupils caused by the retina trying to focus on an image), which beyond eight years old is difficult to correct as the brain and retina are fully formed. Glasses can't help her, so her only chance of seeing the black board is with a small magnifying telescope, shown to her here by optometrist Julius Ngoje. Makalala Primary School, Mafinga, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/68558e70-87c0-403a-b2ba-0549202a87c2/02622albino51.3.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Edison Njavike has his eyes examined by an optometrist. Edison is myopic (short-sighted) and has a nystagmas (involuntary flicker of the pupils caused by the retina trying to focus on an image.) When Edison was born some relatives talked about a curse on the family. Fortunately his father Nestus was educated and so was able to reassure his wife. Mufindi District, Iringa, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/a413753f-956c-401a-94c5-b52a23a33b8e/02731albino14.9.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Samuel Mluge, an albino rights activist, is trying to change attitudes towards people with albinism and to stop the killings for witch doctor medicine that have taken more than 40 lives in the last year. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/15da37ea-53f0-4229-b1d8-5f8a27ba34d4/02833albino14.23.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Samuel Mluge, an albino rights activist, at his local Roman Catholic church. The government has called upon church leaders to help change the country's attitude towards people with albinism and to stop the killings for witch doctor medicine that have taken more than 40 lives in the last year. Yombo, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/e9c233e6-79be-42b7-8315-71312c2297b9/02932albino14.19.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Samuel Mluge, an albino rights activist, at his local Roman Catholic church. The government has called upon church leaders to help change the country's attitude towards people with albinism and to stop the killings for witch doctor medicine that have taken more than 40 lives in the last year. Yombo, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/01ca0374-bbc9-4316-9c63-f9c9cabd01b4/03035albino47.10.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Members of the Albino United football team rest after winning a match. Football matches are an opportunity to get huge crowds to change their attitudes towards people with albinism by witnessing them playing and winning - something previously not thought possible. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/3970ef24-6a81-437c-9e1e-e9406acdb50a/03237albino9.30.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Members of the Albino United football team squeezed into a borrowed van on their way to a match. Football matches are an opportunity for huge crowds to change their attitudes towards people with albinism when they see them playing and wining. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/bdbc68cd-a560-4d07-9366-2adf96fd5f6c/03136albino45.34.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania A members of the Albino United football team. Football matches are an opportunity for huge crowds to change their attitudes towards people with albinism when they see them playing and wining - something previously not thought possible. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/c4bd6e4d-141d-4f36-ae32-2fbb3afb2034/03338albino34.24.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania The Albino United football team practise on the beach daily after 4pm when the sun starts to set and they can be outdoors without worrying about their skin. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/d22c432a-3819-45e1-8bc3-bfc5590052e7/03641albino42.16.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania In March 2007, in response to the killings, the Tanzanian government moved all children with albinism in the Mwanza area to Mitindo boarding school feeling it could not properly protect them at home in remote areas. There are 62 children with albinism at the school all of which are being kept in over the holidays for their own safety. Misungwi, Mwanza, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/1f5f4b6c-2108-462d-b5d0-355991966730/03742albino42.9.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania A student with Zacchaeus Mwiga Solomon, a blind teacher at Mitindo Primary School. The Mwanza area has been worst affected by the killings, which started there. The area is rich in mining and fishing and it is said that fortune seekers in these industries are fuelling the demand in albino body parts. Misungwi, Mwanza, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/6977f131-b23a-4a92-be2c-52cae39c86db/03844albino42.22.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Inside the girls dormitory at Mitindo Primary school. In March 2007, in response to the killings, the Tanzanian government moved all children with albinism in the Mwanza area to Mitindo boarding school feeling it could not properly protect them at home in remote areas. There are 62 children with albinism at the school all of which are being kept at school over the holidays for their own safety. Misungwi, Mwanza, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/cd8aa543-307f-4f81-919b-d0872de893dd/03945albino56.29.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania MP Al-Shimaa Kweghir with her adopted daughters, the sisters Tindi and Bibiana. A year ago Bibiana was attacked while she was asleep by men with machetes who cut off her leg and two fingers. Al-Shimaa was made an MP by the Tanzanian president in a bid to stop the killings by giving a person with albinism visible status and respect within the country. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/81c21f3f-807d-4435-bc57-a3028adb5088/04046albino27.19.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Bibiana Mbushi Mashamba is fitted for a prosthetic leg by Dr Rashidi at the CCBRT hospital. A year ago Bibiana was attacked while she was asleep by men with machetes who had paid off her uncle to let them into the house. Too afraid to go home she stayed in the hospital for a year until Al-Shimaa, a recently appointed MP, was moved to adopting her and her sister Tindi following an official visit to their hospital. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/3b4968c7-8f4b-4d7d-b9cd-070f29160d1f/04147albino27.17.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania Dr Rashidi examines Bibiana Mbushi Mashamba's prosthetic leg at the CCBRT hospital, Dar es Salaam. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/b2865126-9742-4514-afe4-6c795db199f6/04248albino3.22.jpg Ghosts - Albinism in Tanzania On 21st February 2008, Mariam, a five year old girl with albinism, was murdered while she slept for her limbs to be used in witchdoctor medicine. She is buried inside the family house under the bed so no one can steal her bones. It is customary that people with albinism are not given public burials but are buried inside by women alone fuelling the superstitious belief that albinos don't die they just disappear. Misungwi, Mwanza, Dar es Salaam. https://www.jackiedewemathews.com/ala-kachuu-bride-kidnapping-in-kyrgyzstan daily 0.75 2021-11-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/fa7456a7-c1a1-4900-aad3-0b93fcce5663/00101alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan A group of young boys on their way to the double wedding of two girls kidnapped by two brothers. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/9f2942fa-fdec-4729-98da-a3da1394f036/alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/76d621c4-719b-4b60-b1f7-5c599646ac91/00202alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan A gift of a sheep which forms part of a bride price, ‘kalym’. Sheep, cattle or a horse, along with money, clothes, vodka and sweets are given to a bride’s family by the family of the groom in thanks for raising and educating her. After marriage a bride is considered to belong to her husband’s family. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/c3918e02-a61a-4d68-9657-7a26e49490b1/00305alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan A visitor gives a headscarf to Aizat, a newly kidnapped bride, abducted just three days ago by a stranger. Guests travel to see her and celebrate with the groom’s family who have slaughtered an animal for a feast which can last up to a month. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/8487c0b6-c107-4fb9-ba9c-0679270af1c8/00706alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan Guests give thanks for a wedding feast at a house where a girl was kidnapped three days previously. After a wedding the family of the groom open their doors to friends and neighbours to visit and admire the new daughter-in-law. An animal is slaughtered and celebrating can last up to a month. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/1d080b83-2da5-41b0-96c8-ae68ced9bc0f/00807alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan Bekzat and Azat, two brothers marry their kidnapped brides (Ainura and Aigul). Although Aigul had been dating Bekzat, Ainura barely knew Azat. Usually a kidnap is marked only by a Muslim ceremony in the home however this family are also having a wedding party at a local restaurant where they have invited an official to register the marriage. Kidnapped marriages are rarely officially registered which leaves the bride without rights to property or children. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/c102f5b1-8de6-4720-976b-b5fdf2258f0e/00603alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan A portrait of Ainura wearing a marriage scarf. Ainura was kidnapped and married three days previously to a man she barely knew. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/5f04ea1b-702b-4777-a513-c93f6a0bdba5/00504alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan A portrait of Aigul and Bekzat three days after her kidnap. Although Bekzat kidnapped Aigul under pressure from his father to get married he claims they had been dating. Parental pressure plays a large part in the kidnapping process either through honouring the family tradition or through desire for a daughter in law. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/94350638-1942-40b5-9178-677018e5048f/01009alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan A portrait of Artyak and Sofia. Sofia who had once previously evaded kidnap, was not so lucky with Artyak who decided to kidnap her even though he knew she was already engaged to be married, this status offering her no protection. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/4277d549-9c54-4c79-8f16-5f7113c2aa35/00908alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan Aizat and Murat three days after the kidnap and forced marriage of Aizat. She resisted marriage to Murat, a stranger, for as long as possible but was finally persuaded by Murat’s grandmother who, at 82, commands great respect according to Kyrgyz customs. During a kidnap, elders are often summoned in order to influence the bride to stay. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/ea7c8096-6d21-4819-beb9-04fb694aaa5f/01211alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan A portrait of a young woman who escaped kidnap and enforced marriage because of the bravery of her aunt who rescued her from her kidnappers, a powerful family with police affiliations. She dropped the case against them after receiving threatening phone calls and because of the potential scandal it would create for her family. Having spent the night in a kidnapper’s house, her virginity would be in question and her family’s reputation ruined, along with her future marriage prospects. Kidnapped brides and their families rarely prosecute because corruption is rife in the justice system and the police are commonly paid off by the kidnapper and his family. Issk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/62c77f1b-f592-48c4-b90f-fc482ac3fbd0/01413alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan A portrait of a woman kidnapped 13 years ago. She was kidnapped by a stranger at 18 and was forced to marry him. The kidnap deeply affected her; she was not psychologically or physically prepared for marriage and she has been in a state of shock ever since. Despite having two children by him she feels no love for her husband She has considered leaving countless times but being a conservative Kyrgyz woman she fears judgement by those around her. Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/7c486975-5dc4-4019-9abc-e78fce108c72/01312alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan A portrait of Zoya, whose daughter Ainura was kidnapped the previous night from this room by four men. Although devastated at the loss of her daughter, Zoya, a widower, subsequently gave in to pressure from neighbours and relatives to accept the kidnap as a Kyrgyz tradition. Often the decision to leave a daughter with her kidnapper will be an economic one. After marriage a bride is considered to belong to her husband’s family, who will pay for her education and look after all her needs. According to tradition, Zoya would also receive gifts of money and livestock from her future son in law’s family as a way of making peace. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/86724935-9cd7-47c8-b377-fcab05945b76/01817alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan Bermet was kidnapped by a boy whose advances she had rejected. Although she attempted escape more than once, the women in her husband’s family broke her resolve and she was forced to marry him. He quickly became violent and after two months she escaped. Her chances of remarrying are better because she was never made pregnant by Ermet. Issk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/d0dcfabe-dc26-4c72-b197-69e3f3133ec5/01716alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan Sophia in a kitchen with her new mother-in-law. Sophia was kidnapped once before and escaped but was forced to stay after the second attempt. As the newest daughter-in-law she takes on the lowest position in the family and must do all the domestic chores. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/40831fd7-0b50-45b8-a0ae-4b146ff8a498/02011ainakan06.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan Mother and daughter Ainakan and Aisada, were both kidnapped for marriage. While Ainakan’s marriage lasted for 19 years until her husband’s death in 1996, Aisada, her own daughter, escaped and eloped with her real boyfriend only three days after she was kidnapped. This marriage lasted only two years. Aisada believes that the consequential shame and question over her virginity following her escape eventually drove her husband away. In Muslim Kyrgyzstan, where virginity is revered, a girl who has been kidnapped and then leaves is considered to be tainted. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/b3bb0b55-8e29-405b-ba16-1a63652f1998/01110alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan Aizada was kidnapped at 17 by a stranger. She has two children by him, Doolotbai and Bermet. They no longer live together and he threatens her with violence almost daily. His family want him to find another wife because Aizada suffers from a heart condition. Because kidnapped marriages are rarely registered, the bride has almost no rights to property or children. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/b6b8763c-aa0e-44a5-8b3b-24173a2bb771/01615alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan Omurbai and Meerkan on the third day of hosting over 160 guests in their house to visit their new daughter-in-law who was recently kidnapped by their son. Omurbai has just returned from visiting the girl’s family to beg forgiveness for the kidnap and to offer gifts as way of compensation. He was welcomed in and the two families celebrated. As a young man Omurbai also kidnapped Meerkan who was from his village. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/136158e8-9575-4d71-b275-d6a30706b571/01920alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan Erlan and Zela had been dating for a year previous to her kidnap by him. With the price of weddings remaining expensive, a kidnapped wedding is sometimes considered to be a cheaper option for the boy’s family who traditionally pay for the wedding. Issk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/9790f81d-a068-4f1d-934a-129b7bfe361a/02218alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan A married couple walk in a park in Bishkek. Whilst both living and working in neighbouring Kazakhstan she was kidnapped for marriage by a Kazakh man. Although she eventually escaped back to Kyrgyzstan with her current husband, the couple maintain their anonymity to protect his family. In Muslim Kyrgyzstan, where virginity is revered, a girl who has been kidnapped and then leaves is considered to be tainted. Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/fa27c33c-84f0-4f69-b587-59e12ae6f3ff/02127gulaim04.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan A portrait of Nairbeck and Gulaim who have been happily married for 38 years. Nairbeck kidnapped Gulaim as a bride while she was studying in university. Gulaim’s parents encouraged her to accept the betrothal as Nairbeck was from a good family. Gulaim never finished her studies. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/6d8e108c-ec01-4ef1-9725-ac513d9e8ef2/02319alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan Bekbosun and Bubakan on their 60th wedding anniversary surrounded by their family. Bubakan was kidnapped by Bekbosun on horseback on his 20th birthday as part of the Kyrgyz tradition of bride stealing. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/af62eb65-35a6-4feb-a67b-d8bb29b389c6/024gulsana29-2.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan An upper class wedding in the capital Bishkek. The increasing expense of modern weddings is often cited as a reason for kidnapping. The traditional Kyrgyz wedding involving many rituals each accompanied by the exchange of expensive gifts and generous hospitality has been made dearer by the Western additions of a white dress, a photographer and a smart car. Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/432465c3-1577-4e1c-8c31-5d4209a36558/025victorysq04.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan Newlyweds who have not been married through kidnapping pose for photographs on Victory Square. The custom of releasing doves comes from Russia. Kyrgyz marriage rituals mix Russian and Western influences with their own nomadic and shamanistic practises. Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/6c60cba6-5f20-4952-b000-fa3583bd9afd/02621alakachuu.jpg Ala Kachuu - Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan A young girl in the village of Tiup. Girls in rural areas are particularly vulnerable to kidnap. For their protection parents often chose to send them to study in the capital Bishkek during their college and university years. Issyk-Kul Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. https://www.jackiedewemathews.com/jogappa-brides-of-yellama daily 0.75 2021-11-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/376ba8d7-2a98-4b17-b4a9-3a555205130a/jogappa01.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Pandu's shoes. Jogappas are sacred transgender men, married to the Hindu goddess Yellamma. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/95b7df88-b7a7-447c-bbba-d57c7096304b/jogappa.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/cb49992c-d44d-47f5-acc7-226a266d66c8/jogappa02.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama As a young boy Pandu was always surrounded by women. He was brought up in a brothel by his mother who was sold as a sex worker by a family friend. Wearing his hair long he looked and felt like a girl. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/83dab78b-7a49-4c96-a595-2422a595b883/jogappa03.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Pandu's alter where he keeps a picture of his mother, a sex worker. After loosing her other 10 children, Pandu’s mother prayed to Yellamma promising to dedicate him as a Jogappa if the goddess kept him alive. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/6bcf96db-90aa-4bf6-864a-0686122f4b5d/jogappa04.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Dinesh who is from a high caste family left home after arguing with his father over his refusal to get married. He found work on a building site but quickly got into trouble with other men demanding sex from him. Wanting to get away from these problems he chose the religious life of a Jogappa. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/f70e19ff-3f39-4ee5-8a92-14ca7a33068a/jogappa05.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Pandu, a Jogappa paints his friend Sudhir's nails in the privacy of Pandu’s house. In a country where homosexuality carries huge stigma Jogappas can wonder freely dressed in saris and behaving effeminately without fear of discrimination. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/f0dd4bdd-3593-4684-be98-f6b083b3dad5/jogappa06.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Following a promise to the goddess Yellamma Pandu's mother allowed him to become a jogappa in a dedication ceremony at the age of 11. He lived off sex work for a few years then started to dance, earning money by performing at births and holy ceremonies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/01d883f9-868a-4b41-aac7-e981637ff855/jogappa07.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Rejected by his family for being a khoti, (effeminiate man who takes the female role in sex with men) Bashkar was taken in by a brothel. As a young boy he suffered from fits. A pilgrimage to Yellamma’s temple in Saundatti cured him, so he decided to become a Jogappa. Now a famous guru in the Sangli area, his father has welcomed him back and given him land to build a temple to Yellamma. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/dabf7a6e-1fbb-4c2a-97a2-f9068c7cdc84/jogappa08.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Bashkar dances for a crowd at the Shravan (the holy month of August) festival. Jogappas are considered to be very auspicious and always dance at festivals and on holy days, earning a good living in this way. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/2f65e87f-ae84-4419-aa30-1c7cf97e36ee/jogappa09.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama After Raju refused to get married his father forced him to work in the family buffalo dairy business without pay. When his father stopped introducing him as his son at weddings Raju decided he had had enough of being treated like a servant and he left home. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/92051374-de68-4932-9ef1-cd2696b45fe8/jogappa10.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama After leaving home Raju supported himself through sex work. He lived with Dinesh, a Jogappa and saw the way that he was respected and how the system provided for him. He thought it could be a good life for him too. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/8849d122-d413-4366-b45a-03508c8bff48/jogappa11.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Bashkar dances for a crowd at the Shravan (the holy month of August) festival. He is very famous in the Sangli area and has 150 disciples training under him in dance and holy song. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/86048a22-2905-4f4e-b783-0477334998a9/jogappa12.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama As a child Raju always felt female and wanted to wear girls' clothes, make up and jewellery. He saw jogappas around the town and liked the way they looked. The guru Baskhar decided to take Raju on as a disciple and make him a jogappa. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/4f638055-7f18-402c-870d-e3bf004ec17e/jogappa13.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Raju has a boyfriend whose family have forced him to marry a woman because they want a grandchild even though they know about his relationship with Raju. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/89c29d96-8e5c-464e-be67-9552e7a83b19/jogappa14.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Yellamma, meaning ‘Mother of All’, is the goddess of sickness and skin disease. One type of ‘sickness’ that she is particularly associated with is transgenderism; it is believed that she has the power to a turn a man into a woman. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/4c93dafc-0abb-4ebf-ae49-87f367f362b5/jogappa15.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Dinesh dresses for the Shravan (month of August) holy festival where he will dance with the guru Baskhar and other jogappas. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/257f50ac-2d79-418e-8771-0cfd396a9b37/jogappa16.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Dinesh dances for a crowd at the Shravan (the holy month of August) festival. Jogappas are considered to be very auspicious and always dance at festivals and on holy days. They earn a good living in this way. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/2b49a10c-2bd0-4f35-a1ea-1e960299bbf7/jogappa17.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Sudhir and Pandu help each other put make up on. They do this in the privacy of Pandu's home. Without the protection and the respect given by the jogappa system men who are effeminate or who dress as women are not safe to be out in public. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/47044b16-5f2d-4e1e-8cc5-aeef7bf1ffba/jogappa18.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Pandu, a Jogappa (centre) and his friends Sudhir and Vinayak dress up together in the privacy of Pandu’s house. Other than in the Westernised middle classes there is no gay movement in India. The name chosen by men who do not identify themselves as homosexual (often being married), but who engage in sexual activity with other men is MSM (Men who have Sex with Men). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/19800aa0-9f8b-47e7-a354-59f2cc92128a/jogappa19.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Pandu dances for a crowd at the Shravan (the holy month of August) festival. Thanks to the fame of being one of Bashkar's disciples, Pandu never has to pay for transport or cinema or theatre tickets. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/037aec3d-45e9-4839-9609-de39bb518245/jogappa20.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Raju now feels confident wearing jewellery and a sari in public knowing he has the respected name of the guru Baskhar behind him. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618123678cd8e779321d8dc7/570525e4-13a5-45f2-8516-c322a8208732/jogappa21.jpg Jogappa - Brides of Yellama Raju dresses to go out collecting alms in the name of Yellamma. 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