Football is smashing gender inequality and combating human trafficking in South Asia. Non-governmental organisation Yuwa's football project in the eastern Indian tribal state of Jharkhand is helping the young women in the region rewrite their script. Shortly, American founder of Yuwa Franz Gastler and co-ordinator Willem Grimminck from the Netherlands will embark on an epic mission to seek assistance from the world's authoritative football body FIFA.

Clarity through Blind Cricket

August 15, 2009

The blind cricket movement and its impact on the visually impaired in India.

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