Inmates keep children inside with them fearing they will fall victim to abuse in homes on the outside Rosy is a young working mother who drops her two daughters off at school each morning before scouring the markets for ingredients to make the meals she cooks and sells later in the day. Every afternoon she picks her daughters up from school and they head home to San Pedro, Bolivia's most notorious...
Growing up behind bars: 1,500 children being raised by parents in Bolivian jails
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