Visually impaired Kurdish woman teaches braille to students - in pictures

Daily life of a blind lady in Duhok, Iraq

Khabor Muhammed Ali, 52, a Kurdish blind woman teaches Braille to visually impaired students in Duhok

Khabor Muhammed Ali, 52, a blind Kurdish woman, teaches braille to visually impaired students in Duhok, in the Iraqi Kurdish region. All Photos: Reuters

Mar 21, 2022

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