Nepal. Innocent children serve time with their parents

06.03.2016

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Nepal. Innocent children serve time with their parents

Nepalese children whose parents are sentenced to jail are in for a horrible time. Even though they committed no crime, they are kept in cells in conditions that are even worse than those of the convicts. They are treated as though they are invisible. We asked Dominika Kulczyk about the situation of these children and the possibility of providing support to the organizations taking care of them.

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She was joined in the Dzień Dobry TVN studio by Dr. Bodha Rai Subedi – a native of Nepal residing in Poland, who discussed the current situation in Nepal.

http://dziendobry.tvn.pl/wideo,2064,n/nepal-tu-niewinne-dzieci-odsiaduja-wyroki-z-rodzicami,195452.html

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