Hard times in Russia's 'blind village' Rusinovo
The village of Rusinovo was created in the days of the Soviet Union, when state money was widely used to fund housing and employment schemes.
A large number of visually impaired people were moved to the settlement, which was supposed to be a ''paradise for the blind''. But for some of today's residents it is a very different story.
Gennady Alasheev reports.
Video produced by BBC Russian's Vladimir Ruvinsky and Oleg Boldyrev.
08 Sep 2012
- From the section Europe