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'Family Dorm': Former Kazakh Orphans Face Housing Hardships As Adults

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Every one of the some 100 families living there has at least a mother or a father who was an orphan as a child. The residents say they wait in a long line every morning to use the common toilets or take a shower. Some families in Shanghyrak have had "more luck" than the others by receiving 30-square-meter rooms.

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'Family Dorm': Former Kazakh Orphans Face Housing Hardships As Adults

In Kazakhstan, children raised in orphanages have the right to state-funded housing when they grow up, but the reality is harsh for many who wait for years -- even decades -- to get a decent roof over their heads.

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