Last weekend, the Association Those tiny Kerala (KSMA) in southern India has launched a campaign against discrimination and requires "special recognition" from the government. Participants said they wanted to create jobs, free bus travel and provided some necessary living facilities. "We face serious discrimination. Because looks small, we are always at a disadvantage", Asokan, a member of KSMA, said. Also starring R.Ajaykumar strong statement: "There are many talented people among us. So we do not want to be the object of pity". KSMA members also complain that they are being treated like children everywhere, all the time, and companies are often reluctant to recruit Dwarves. Reportedly, Kerala alone there were more than 500 people have extremely modest height and the number of participants is reached KSMA 300, in which no more than 135 cm high.
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