Bank for India's sex workers
Dec 17 - A bank in India is helping sex workers save their money for a brighter future.
The bank was started by a sex-worker collective in the heart of Mumbai's red light district.
More than 1,200 sex workers now hold accounts at the Sangini Women's Co-operative Society bank, which will soon introduce low-interest loans.
Alana Rosenbaum reports.
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