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More Brutal Than Death Reality Of Acid Burn Victims Of Vietnam
Resolving conflicts with acid is crueler than that of a murder. The strength of an acid is to destroy the aesthetics and health in a horrible indescribable manner.
A woman who faced an acid attack will never be married or her family will fall apart and be separated and she will not dare go out to meet anyone. She has to live in fear, and in inferiority throughout the rest of her life. Many victims, though not dead, have to suffer from a lifetime of disability, living in pain, feeling the guilt of physical complexity because of not healing wounds and they also suffer from mental injuries when their communities, relatives keep away from them… They would rather die than live with the dishonor.
In Vietnam, this type of crime often happens, however, the act of the acid attack on other shall be dealt with the crime of intentionally causing injury or harm to the health of others. In fact, this behavior is extremely cruel, but the punishment seems too light compared with the terrible consequences to the victim, so this article has no deterrence strength and enough prevention.
The woman in the photo collection is one of the victims who suffered from the acid attack when she was young. The consequences of the long years of her life are that she has lived in extreme poverty and sufferings and loss of future since that fateful day.
Currently, she had to beg for food every day in the temples and pagodas and tried to live until the end of her suffering life.
More info: nguyenvuphuoc.com
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Resolving conflicts with acid is crueler than that of a murder. The strength of acid is to destroy the aesthetics and health in a horrible indescribable manner
A woman who faced an acid attack will never be married or her family will fall apart and be separated and she will not dare go out to meet anyone
Many victims, though not dead, have to suffer from a lifetime of disability, living in pain, feeling guilt of physical complexity and suffer from mental injuries when their communities, relatives keep away from them
They would rather die than live with the dishonor
The women in the photo collection is one of the victims who suffered from the acid attack when she was young
Ahe had acid poured over her face and body by the current wife of her ex-husband, causing blindness
The consequences of the long years of her life is that she has lived in extreme poverty and sufferings and loss of future since that fateful day
Currently she had to beg for food every day in the temples and pagodas and tried to live until the end of her suffering life
Let’s spread awareness about this horrible thing and help these victims
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Daria B 7 years ago
Acid should be banned in households. Seriously. As for the house cleaning products, only the light ones should be sold. I dunno how else you can reduce such uncivilized behaviour. Sure, education is a part of it.
Bennett Stevens 7 years ago
As saddened as I am for this brave woman, I am heartened this photo essay has received 18K views in two days. Most news or photo magazines will never publish tragic and powerful images like these, because they think people won't want to see them. But it's not a matter of "want". It's "must". Many thanks to Nguyen Vu Phuoc, who is one of Vietnam's finest all around photographers, as well as most fearless documentarians.
Daria B 7 years ago
Acid should be banned in households. Seriously. As for the house cleaning products, only the light ones should be sold. I dunno how else you can reduce such uncivilized behaviour. Sure, education is a part of it.
Bennett Stevens 7 years ago
As saddened as I am for this brave woman, I am heartened this photo essay has received 18K views in two days. Most news or photo magazines will never publish tragic and powerful images like these, because they think people won't want to see them. But it's not a matter of "want". It's "must". Many thanks to Nguyen Vu Phuoc, who is one of Vietnam's finest all around photographers, as well as most fearless documentarians.
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