Updated On: 16 March, 2019 08:01 AM IST | Mumbai | Dalreen Ramos
Mujeres de Bombay, a book by Spanish journalist and activist Jaumes Sanllorente, weaves in narratives of social injustice through the lives of seven women from Mumbai's slums

Works with survivors of human trafficking in Kamathipura
It is funny how, being born and raised in Barcelona, when I land at its airport, I have a neutral feeling. But when the pilot announces that we are landing at Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, I say to myself 'I'm home'."
Shuttling between two countries for over a decade, Spanish journalist Jaume Sanllorente, 42, doesn't feel like a tourist in Mumbai. Moved by the condition of children raised on the streets while on a vacation in India in 2003, he founded Sonrisas de Bombay or the Mumbai Smiles Foundation (MSF) in 2005, a charitable organisation that works with disadvantaged communities in the city through advocacy projects and offers support to survivors of human trafficking.