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as does the screaming like a crazy woman. i can sometimes feel the rage welling up inside then i just want to end it all. 12345678912 years. that's how long i've been here. before all the men there i feel like i'm suffocating the drains overflow and it all flows into the building you can hardly brave. so when we live in such crowded conditions disease spreads quick take. us to delhi and get grow our marbles they meet them all down over. his issues been stuck behind new schools for 12. you can see the skyline

but only through the bombs. the building is in one of the poorest districts of most . complex the resembles a prison. the women here live behind bars the deleted scenes and ideas go round and round free them up. to be the case at the center it is the largest psychiatric facility in asia. the eighty's and asian is a welfare organization that can be seen all of the pakistan in many areas it's taken over the responsibilities of the state's. foundation runs off maternity wards and dylan services along with facilities like this one the hospital come shelter

for women. 15 years ago there were 400 women living here. now there is $1700.00. every evening as the light fades the volunteers staff prepare for new arrivals. kharaj she is a city of 20000000 people a monster and this evening the monster who spit out another woman that nobody wants . to watch in iran she is huge it's a dangerous city for young girls and for women especially. bad.

decision years no comment below has driven through the docking streets of the city if we not. play the update about the arab league is it going on we hear that there's a woman wandering around on her own at night we immediately take her off the street and bring her back to the center because it's very dangerous for a woman to be on her own at the train or bus station or even at the police station a station so bob there while you sit here they charge us a. lot of the larger share the women that we find out on the streets of karachi may be suffering from mental illness or they may have been rejected by their families or they were beaten and fled the. side of it what it used to.

be of a lot of it i just got a call from the police base picked up a young girl got it. he's the g.c. officer there. was a knowledge of this you know. he's everything ok. he's that the girl here sallow once your name that i left. cindy she doesn't speak cindy only partial. that her name is neda. she says she comes from sha town. but i call the police there and no one knows her or has reported her missing. yes it's very late so we called you at least should be

safe with you he killed a. man she seems a bit bewildered at the way of the chaps that's why she got lost they missed this all your lives have the better say. it she kept up that there's 2 possibilities either she wandered off from her family or her parents threw her around jobs we don't know yet which is a. good form. at the last like that a tad. my . going to read it doesn't really understand what's happening to him right now my. live

in pakistan people with psychological problems is seen as a burden to the families so many just want to get rid of. it but you're going up the trauma she can sleep here in the center kanaka like and i guess i just got a 1st she'll have something to eat so i guess then she can have a bath and we'll give her some clean clothes if they find it has sleep 1st and then in the morning after breakfast we'll try to find her parents but as i get back on. its side the case is ma'am. but in cases like hers the parents really turn up the odd very few come to collect their children it would be a miracle if they came most of these girls end up staying here and grow up here a lot of buses but he would just it's quite possible that we'll look for a husband for. one day. because of the mistake that was our.

political. mohamed takes her with him. was i was. i. i. i just at 1st i cried every day on the way home from work. i never even said i should give up my job but i didn't want. i believe god has chosen me to care for the poorest of the poor of all things he. talked

in a scene has spent a quarter of his life in these cardinals. she runs the center she's all she familiar with how society in general seems so crazy people i know disorders as he'll say just give the families in pakistan have no idea about mental health problems so they don't want to consult a doctor in june the change and yet these conditions could be treated right from early on as soon as the 1st symptoms emerge the doctor. has to are doing was up 35. but a depressed or mentally ill sister or wife is considered a disgrace and so it's to be seeing a benefit to. that a lot of their lives that never again they remember they shot it not. and then in

the area are left out. when they turn aggressive the family started get down it's sometimes they find no solution of them got the was. i was and then they get even more aggressive the women break things they restless hit out at others threaten to kill them and so people bring them to us. the children generally bunk and sometimes they arrive in chains on us ropes tied round their hands and feet and the but those are the only one though i did i i was i took me in. there are 2 categories of patients. it was only 2 firstly there are those with genetic conditions. and they have

congenital defects so they're born with it over months of mentor who. was all. and then there are women who are quite normal soon but they were subjected to abuse who has been so mother in laws his half of them up on mistreated them in some other way. and that gradually drives them insane. to hear his father all the deal but they just reach a point where they can't cope. and they develop personality disorders. and in the end they can't be kept at home anymore as he would go get milk the coffee.

kalimba hera is you know you're doing or. i have taken your tablets yeah that's where you're taking an antidepressant that is a feeling better what do you still feel depressed as your father visited you know of with who he's never been not even once so ok. that. i know. that day i woke up packed a few things i got in the car and came straight here over to go up in the car does my. dad drove. me or not my name is here i'm a false image of the my father locked me up here 2 years ago because of depression . you're going to depression. i will be with you doesn't want to

take you back i don't know what it's so i talked to him on the phone a year ago he promised she would come and get me a bible help me go back home again you need to convince your father to come and get you he brought you here only he can get you out call them and let me talk to him up to him about the royal we let you talk to him before a year ago that. if you want i'll call him again. and if he comes to get you no problem and you can go the most welcome. he'll are you still waiting for that call it's our only chance of getting out of here. she's 31 years old but she can only if a member for a family agrees to it. the same applies to women. all of them hope to leave once they perceive treated. and become stabilized again.

you want to shout. for mother boss this is not smart so husband brought her here in 2003 fish out about that for the past 10 years she's not had a single visitor here coupled with a very good idea of who's far today as she's been insisting on it and because she's more stable now and we have her address what we're going to try taking her home very much for a short meet up. yet not as issue. he says now is issue. father brought her here in 2006 and said she was sick. he said this is my daughter keep her here at the center and give her treatment. oh yeah baby daughter their

deity is made out of a mission to iraq a war started with their. mother to tell lady punish i needed my family beat me and didn't give me any fit. it is that they hit me and threw me on the phil. mudd and by december they beat me with everything they could find to show his mistakes. made us i am sensitive to let me i couldn't take it anymore i started my high says. i was doing really badly they were very difficult times for me. then they want on the beginning. and if they start beating her again. that's my biggest fear yeah but that was 12 years ago now it will be different today maybe they'll take me back and not have me anymore. class i have to go is big now they'll protect me.

they cling on to hope hope that things have changed now that life outside will be different now. better in some way. there's east and could be making the most important journey of their lives. about i don't know is the seed here do you remember.

that every time i do you recognize the house come alive of. you wait here for us and. yet that democracy you know not. who won't be oh no i don't know her legit this is not why did you say you don't know how. to get this is not must mother enjoying her mother's indoors thinking. the mother now then admits she does know her. are you crying. again getting back to her now that you didn't come and sit with your mother then there's something about yourself . that can make a woman asked the mother if she wants nudge not to stay no no i don't play much especially now that she's useless she can't work in the house no. no man would want

her living out here and there will only be her again all that hard to give us it was no one's visited her in 10 years she pleaded with us to be allowed to go home again she cries a lot can you let her stay here no no way i am not to you and i don't i'm not my own mother doesn't want me any more what should i do you see i mean a good thing i can't go out yes i know all the neighbors have turned up and they all have an opinion about what should happen to this 36 year old woman was that when it was. finally the mother and aunt grace she can stay for 2 or 3 days after that we'll see she said i've been out. for a while that them and i got it down there as a mother doesn't want her any more. she says they have no room she can't afford it i mean we should take her back without a single thing. but they're living here with the family of her husband and her

mother in law wants to give it a try the old though she says they'll keep her if she behaves well if not they'll send her back to one of her whoppers of his baby said the child. but. for a family job to highlight i think they'll send her back in a few days and i want to start at this. they want to keep out i think that that should never be there but i am going to move. on to another district and more narrow streets. this was once when i ceased. that everything was different now. or is it just a memory playing tricks. but

there's so many cars. like them but in real houses everywhere like. a gun i didn't recognize my own neighborhood anymore. it's been 10 years since i came here. during the year i come from my house it's difficult to live to meet. someone is on a low winning number 144 look 5 the most if. no one's really sure when the team is. described as her address is incomplete the one in her papers is wrong this is the body i think oh yeah but you are going to use that if.

i have the feeling i'm never going to go home again he says. i forgotten the address in just one week. and now i'm back here again. just like missy should 3 quarters of the women that they try to return end up back at the same time.

kira has hardly slept. she knows that if you actually decided today in talk to nancy i'm softs. wednesday is the day that dr i asked visits the any psychologist in the facility with 1700 patients he's kept very busy. it'll be ages before healing can get another appointment with him. hello dr. thank you sit down. for those my files what are you writing. i've just seen how long you've been here. since 2017 years when you came here you were doing ok but your family brought you

anyway. yes. so who do you want to speak to my dad now can you remember the number. versus number they let. us. know. of. hello dad. dad it's me here are. bob how are you. can i come home. that i'm doing really well now come and get me to believe you me out there. was going to look after me we have servants and i've always taken care of myself come and take me home. yeah. i can't stand it. anymore come and get me. now no.

doubt i'll put you on the loudspeaker then you can speak to everyone but him is to go on. good afternoon how are you. i'm fine thank you. i know my daughter has been with you for 2 years. but my son is sick. and my brother isn't well either. please pray for us and keep my daughter there. yeah. she wants to live with the you she's stable now she's been in treatment for 2 years she's doing really well on the medication she's very stable and she even helps take care of other patients. no no she's not well she wanted to kill herself. in word over the years but back then she wasn't treated. no she was on medication

back then too i have her diagnosis i went to doctors all over karate. wait a minute let me pass you to dr no seem she knows your daughter very well have a word with her. do what you know yeah we are happy to keep you there was he here but she is young she has a whole life ahead of her she deserves a 2nd chance. as long as she takes the medication there is no risk then she is quite normal normal that this is me they eat. i am sick to you know. very sick. and my son is not well either. seeing to his treatment takes up a lot of my time and of course they can obviously last year i got that here or. he's in iraq. no he says i can take it back.

to her what he doesn't know the responsibility. of not i will never talk to my father again he's dead to me a month just like i am to him. to critique the cruise ship shut. up and go but you tell them it behave and they should take you by the will with you yes what did they say my mother doesn't want so she said no. natch much she was back at the center of. the aisle found her standing outside the gate. her family didn't even keep her for

48 hours. but i think what did you do over the last 2 days i. got here i washed dishes whose dishes my mother is here and now your back. yes they said that come and visit me but that's what they said. yes. he will visit you my uncle and my sister and. her hair it. was her. voice and we tried our best to return you to your family so yeah but now you'll have to stay as they don't want you. today is that ok. 250 meters no and

a 120. that's the size of their entire. a world where the days cost more slowly than elsewhere. because sadly not most will. the world outside doesn't want these women. seen as a disgrace to society 2nd class citizen. didn't even have a nickname for. the ghosts of corruption. and. the.

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