Took the title directly from the BBC site, words fail me.
"Disabled people in Greece are often stigmatised and can struggle to get the support they need. Some disabled children who live in a state-run home are locked up in cages - staff say they want to improve conditions but money is short.
Nine-year-old Jenny stands and rocks backwards and forwards, staring through the bars of a wooden cage.
When the door is unlocked she jumps down on to the stone floor and wraps her arms tightly around the nurse. But a few minutes later she allows herself to be locked back in again without a fuss.
She is used to her cage. It's been her home since she was two years old."
Full story: BBC Website
Heartbreaking. Sometimes you look around this world we all live in and wonder if the human race has actually progressed or if it has regressed...
but then again, reading the news in social networks for my own home area and surrounds, its not much better. I mean, a woman was arrested for dumping her newborn son in a refuse bag in a long drop (outside toilet dig out thing) and you have to wonder why people havent been certified to have kids yet, or why more stringent rules arent enforced with people looking after children, especially disabled children. It sucks, really. 
