Manual scavenging - a life of dignity?
Manual scavenging - a life of dignity?
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10.3362/0262-8104.2007.054
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2007-01-01
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通讯作者：
Ferron, S.
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作者：
Joshi, D.;Ferron, S.
在印度的许多城市，家庭旱厕每天都要清空，这项任务传统上一直强加给一个被认为是如此低下的群体，以至于他们被置于印度教种姓秩序之外。尽管他们的“外种姓”地位和工作联合收割机加在一起加剧了他们的社会排斥，但一种潜在的恐惧依然存在，特别是在他们的长辈中，他们担心自己的生计正随着干厕所的沿着。
In many of India's cities, domestic dry latrines are emptied daily, a task that has been forced traditionally on a group considered so lowly that they were placed outside the Hindu caste order. In spite of the fact that their 'out caste' position and work combine to reinforce their social ostracism, a latent fear persists, especially amongst their elders, that their livelihoods are being phased out along with dry latrines.