Okienko życia w Johannesburgu
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In this photo supplied by Door of Hope and taken in July 2016, 19-year-old Georgina Smith, right, poses with Cheryl Allen, left, founder of the sanctuary 17 years ago, at the drop off bin for abandoned babies at the Door of Hope, a safe place where mothers can abandon their babies in Johannesburg. Smith was one of the first babies abandoned and then adopted by an American family. Georgina Smith, 19, was one of the first babies left at Door of Hope in 1999 and eventually was adopted by an American family. She is now a music student at East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina. Last year she returned to South Africa to work as a volunteer at Door of Hope. (AP Photo/Door of Hope, Andrew Norgate)
2016-07-29
AP/EAST NEWS
Associated Press
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