Five Indian acid attack survivors boldly posed before the camera
recently to shed light on their plight and to help fulfill their dreams.
Rahul Saharan, 24, a photographer who has long been involved with Stop Acid Attacks, a group that gives medical and legal help to victims, decided to take on the project in order to give the women a powerful platform to tell their stories, he told HuffPost via email.
The teen was left severely disfigured, and it took six hours for her uncle to arrive and get medical attention for her. She’s had 11 surgeries and is due to have more.
The now 22-year-old campaigns for justice for acid attack survivors, but that’s not the only passion she’s pursuing.
Rupa has always dreamed of becoming a designer. She learned to sew and now hopes to open up her own shop where she can sell her designs continue reading
Rahul Saharan, 24, a photographer who has long been involved with Stop Acid Attacks, a group that gives medical and legal help to victims, decided to take on the project in order to give the women a powerful platform to tell their stories, he told HuffPost via email.
The teen was left severely disfigured, and it took six hours for her uncle to arrive and get medical attention for her. She’s had 11 surgeries and is due to have more.
The now 22-year-old campaigns for justice for acid attack survivors, but that’s not the only passion she’s pursuing.
Rupa has always dreamed of becoming a designer. She learned to sew and now hopes to open up her own shop where she can sell her designs continue reading
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