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  1. Some said that this was released 5 years too late, but I firmly believe this dropped just in time. Just when people were about to forgive and forget... just when these criminals were about to enjoy their lives again as if nothing happened. It's the right time to be reminded of how hideous this crime was.
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  2. I'm a survivor from that era.. My grandmother wanted me to be killed, but my father saved me ❤
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  3. “We found a little goddess in the field” that made me cry. God bless these men for saving her.
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  4. Even after losing his home and his crops, Nabil offered the camera crew and peace activists oranges. After losing everything. What a sad story.
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  5. My mother spoke of this before she died. She said "maybe when they run out of women, they will appreciate their girls again."
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  6. As a former victim of Chinese loan apps, I am very grateful to you for comprehensively covering this widespread issue! Thank you!
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  7. I am a Taiwanese . I wish all the women can have freedom !
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  8. 7 Years ago, while 3 months pregnant on a visit to meet family in India, everyone was blessing me for a boy, I asked them instead to bless me with a healthy happy baby. To wish for a boy I felt as if I would be saying that being a woman is a bad thing, what was wrong with me? nothing! In anger I once mumbled , "sometimes sons turn out to be girls these days", I was scolded for my impertinence. I returned home happy to be away from them. Gave birth to a girl and now everyone loves her.
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  9. Big red flag when she introduces herself "What can I say about me? I am a very good person. I'm always smiling and I think life is beautiful"
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  10. Crazy she threatened the interviewer on camera, not to mention Ana
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  11. These documentaries should be shown in schools and colleges.
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  12. Mad respect to the guy who went under cover to video the whole operation. He didn't have to. He knew what these people are capable of, but bro still went not once, but multiple times to two places just to let people know what's going on.
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  13. Dowry is sick culture. Period.
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  14. "I'm too old to walk far, most I can do is a 2 days walk" Me, 29 years old... that struggles walking for an hour...😅
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  15. Finally someone Came forward and covered this filthy scam . Hats off to BBC. Huge Respect
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  16. Anila ji deserves Bharat Ratna. Amitabh ji also deserves the best award for his journalism and humanitarian work
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  17. Thank you for exposing this horrendous assaults towards women.
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  18. This is what the BBC should be doing. Serious in-depth investigation.
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  19. 'we found a little Goddess' - that choked me up
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  20. applause to the brave victims who speak up and the brave journalists and cameramen who confronted the sexual criminals at night. good to see some quality journalism and disgusted by the sexual exploitation.
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  21. Thank You BBC for going after these scammers awareness is the first line of defence against these scammers. To all the people who who were victims never feel ashamed it could have been anyone of us no one is immune.
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  22. Motion graphic design is inspiring
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  23. An eye opener, brilliant documentary 👍 my heart goes out to the victims. Hats off to the journalist who made this🙏
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  24. Kudos to Punam and the guy who help expose the scam. Thank you BBC for this excellent piece of investigative journalism.
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  25. Heartbreaking.Sending prayers to her family.May Her soul rest in peace
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  26. Im a 20 yr old boy...I stopped drinking coaca cola, pepsi fanta..etc 5 months ago. It felt so challenging but I just updated a status on my whatsapp account declaring..."Im gonna stop drinking unhealthy drinks hereafter". And it makea me wanna stick to my challenge. And It worked.❤️
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  27. Absolutely love this. We need way more investigative journalism now, more than ever! Great work, Simona. Thanks BBC for giving her the $500 so she could get scammed on purpose lol. I'd love to hear how that convo went.
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  28. Not even for a second could I stop my tears!! I had to watch the whole documentary in parts because it was so overwhelming. I would like to extend my gratitude to Amitabh sir, Anila ji, the midwives that could redeem the wrongdoing through their action by saving the child and the family of Monica that raised her.
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  29. Thank you for following up on this story ❤
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  30. By exposing these heinous instant loan app terrorists ,you have saved millions of innocents in future ,a million thanks to you BBC
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  31. The sun is everything especially if you've been raised in a country with abundant sunshine. Ever since I've moved to the UK, I've suffered with depression, anxiety, autoimmune issues, skin issues, poor gut health, low testosterone most of which stem from lack of sunshine. When I go on a holiday to a sunny country, these issues just magically go away. I hope to move to a sunnier country but where and how LOL.
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  32. It's wierd how this is the same problem no matter where ur from. When will women matter.
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  33. This is journalism. Thank God it still exists. Good job.
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  34. Her mother's voice brims with seething anger inside. what she has gone through.
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  35. One of the BEST documentaries i've ever seen if you consider the circumstances in which this was filmed and the ramifications for those involved... Super work!
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  36. thank you to all the people involved in trying to put an end to infanticide, absolutely heartbreaking.
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  37. I have a daughter who is going to be a year old in 3 weeks and she was born with a rare disease called Biliary atresia. She had to undergo a surgery and get a liver transplant. Even now when she cries my heart stops thinking there’s something wrong with the liver again. I would do whatever it takes to make her lead a happy and healthy life. Seeing this just aches my heart and sends chills down my spine.
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  38. i was literally thinking on the same line that ‘Can stress, depression or trauma be hereditary or genetic’ like can it pass on to generations and then you dropped this video 🤯
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  39. Praying that Myanmar receives its proper freedom it deserves. With love from your neighbor: The Philippines
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  40. This has got to be one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. Thank you Amitabh, Anila, and the midwives
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  41. As an American, I crave more World Views outside of whatever is fed by us via our media. Thank you!
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  42. Ana is fantastic for speaking out and I wish her best of luck in life!
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  43. I still recall visiting relatives in Andalucia from the December UK. Once out in the sunshine I realised that my mouth was turning up into a smile automatically. It was a strange sensation. I had not even realised I had had a miserable face on me.
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  44. Thank you to all involved in saving these innocents and to the BBC.
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  45. Pigeons are just like other cute animals. They just want to play, eat and sleep. Pure innocence.
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  46. this comment should be pinned
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  47. "I don't walk far...only 2 days."
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  48. a brief, but comprehensive seminar that gives the basics of AI to even those who don't know about this new digital revolution. Thanks ,BBC for recording and broadcasting this show.
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  49. Fantastic journalism! This video should be circulated. It can save so many lives.
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  50. Thank you BBC for exposing these scammers
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