THE DIFFICULT CONDITION OF THE MIGON ABROAD
Those who want to help this young immigrant woman and her children can call Mijgona Rahimova at +79601792060 or send their donations to Sberbank card number 5228600541007326!
Also, call the card (eskhata) 5058270420153347, which is linked to the numbers of her father Rahmon Rahimi: 988-93-42-55
Our next heroine is a woman immigrant. This young woman is Mijgona Rahimova, she is 35 years old. Mijgona married a young man named Faizali from Kulob on June 10, 2004, and she has not seen a happy day since the first day of her life. Her husband was a drunkard and every day he came home drunk and naked, beating Mijgona with his fists and kicks. The poor woman, afraid of her drunken husband, sometimes spent the nights at the neighbors' house. Thus, this young woman endured all the hardships and abuses of her alcoholic husband for 11 years and gave birth to 4 beautiful children, but even the continuous birth of children could not sweeten Mijgona's bitter life. Her alcoholic husband continued to torment her. The knife reached the woman's ribs and she attempted suicide several times, but each time the images of her children flashed before her eyes, stopping her from committing suicide. Finally, her patience ran out, and Mijgona took her children and fled from her husband's house...
Mijgona knew very well that she would not fit in her father's house with 4 children, so she tied her waist tightly and set off for Russia. This woman, with all her shame and dignity, wanted to work in a foreign country to save money and buy a house for her children, but her efforts were unsuccessful. Employers always hired this Tajik immigrant woman, and then, as the saying goes, they “sucked her up.” The humiliation and hardships of the Russian state did not remain without an impact on Mijgona’s fate. Once, she became dizzy from hunger, fell from the second floor to the ground, and became disabled...
This Tajik woman has been deprived of seeing her children for three years. She only talks to her children occasionally by phone. Mijgona’s four children today are wandering from house to house. Their poor grandparents are unable to raise, feed, and clothe these innocent children. Mijgona dreamed of working and buying a house, but her dreams were dashed. During her three years of emigration in Russia, she saw nothing but humiliation and hardship. This Tajik woman is a vagrant in the people's land, sometimes spending the night in cold basements out of desperation. "I now understand that migration is not a woman's place," says Mijgona Rahimova.
Currently, Mijgona lives in the Moscow region, Istra district, Ushakov Ecopark neighborhood, house 114. She asks all Tajik labor migrants and other well-wishers to lend her a helping hand so that she can become the owner of a modest hut, raise her children from the people's homes, and find some peace in life...