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The Jasvinder Sanghera Ebook Collection: Shame, Daughters of Shame & Shame Travels

Jasvinder Sanghera

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Autobiography: general, Memoirs, Prose: non-fiction, Human rights

Jasvinder Sanghera's Top 10 bestseller SHAME ('A success story to inspire anyone' Time Magazine) brought the issue of forced marriage into the public eye; DAUGHTERS OF SHAME is the gripping account of her on-going campaign against domestic violence and honour-based crime told through the voices of some of the victims; and SHAME TRAVELS the moving tale of Jasvinder's journey to India in search of her half-sister.

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Praise for The Jasvinder Sanghera Ebook Collection: Shame, Daughters of Shame & Shame Travels

  • Acclaim for SHAME: - .

  • She tells her story with the pace and vivid turn of phrase of a true writer . . . SHAME is an inspiring book, not least because of its honesty. - Sunday Times

  • A vivid, honest and deeply moving narrative of despair, courage and hope. - Lord Lester speaking in Parliamentary debate

  • Unbeaten and eloquent - Evening Standard

  • Heart-wrenching - Daily Mail

  • One of the most powerful things I have read. - David Cameron

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Jasvinder Sanghera

Jasvinder Sanghera CBE was born and brought up in Derby. A survivor of a forced marriage, she is the co-founder of Karma Nirvana, a national project that supports both men and women affected by honour-based crimes and forced marriages. Jasvinder is also an international speaker and a Leading Expert Advisor to the Courts in child and criminal proceedings. Her memoir SHAME was a Sunday Times Top 10 Bestseller. Jasvinder has brought the issue of forced marriage into the public eye and helped the Forced Marriage bill go through Parliament. She has won numerous awards for her work including a Metropolitan Police GG2 Diversity Award in 2005. In 2007 she received one of the prestigious Women of the Year awards. Jasvinder was made an Honorary Doctor of the University of Derby in 2008. She was awarded a Pride of Britain Award in 2009 and was named a Cosmopolitan Ultimate Woman of the Year in 2010. In 2011 the Guardian listed Jasvinder amongst the top 100 inspirational women in the world.

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