2013.03.24 作家贾斯温德-桑格拉
Released On: 24 Mar 2013Available for over a yearKirsty Young's castaway this week is the writer and campaigner Jasvinder Sanghera.
She has counselled government and travelled widely advising on how to put a stop to forced marriage and so called honour violence.
At 14, Jasvinder was shown a picture of the stranger thousands of miles away she was to marry and in the face of intimidation she fled her family, chose her own husbands and gained a first class degree. Her books have shone a piercing light on the veiled world of shame, brutality and coercion that some young women endure whilst Karma Nirvana, the pioneering charity she set up and runs, offers refuge and practical help.
She says, "my life has had to take paths where responsibility was the key thing. Now I'm at a point in my life where I'm more content than I've ever been. I've reconciled the disownment."
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发布日期：2013年3月24日发布时间：一年多以前
克尔斯蒂-杨本周的弃儿是作家兼运动家贾斯温德-桑格拉。
她曾为政府提供咨询，并就如何制止强迫婚姻和所谓的名誉暴力进行了广泛的游说。
14岁时，贾斯温德看到了她要嫁给的千里之外的陌生人的照片，面对恐吓，她逃离了家庭，选择了自己的丈夫并获得了一级学位。她的书对一些年轻女性所忍受的羞耻、残暴和胁迫的隐蔽世界发出了刺眼的光芒，而她所建立和经营的先驱性慈善机构 "因果涅槃 "则提供庇护和实际帮助。
她说："我的生活不得不走上以责任为重的道路。现在，我正处于一个比以往任何时候都更满足的人生阶段。我已经调和了不承认的问题"。
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