RK FOUNDATION SUPPORTS RESCUE AND REHABILITATION OF 12 MINOR GIRLS FROM NEPAL

RK Foundation has announced its support for the rescue and rehabilitation of 12 minor girls from Nepal who were reportedly found in circumstances involving alleged illicit activities and exploitation.

The girls, all under the age of 18, were reportedly removed from the situation with the assistance of relevant authorities and child-protection organisations. Their identities and personal details have been withheld to protect their privacy and safety.

FOCUS ON SAFETY AND REHABILITATION

Following the rescue, the priority is understood to be the girls’ immediate safety, medical and psychological support, legal protection and rehabilitation.

RK Foundation is supporting efforts aimed at providing safe accommodation, education, counselling and assistance with their eventual reintegration into appropriate family or community environments, where this is considered safe and suitable by child-protection authorities.

COORDINATION WITH AUTHORITIES

The Foundation said that any rescue and rehabilitation programme involving minors must be carried out through the appropriate government authorities, child-protection agencies and qualified organisations.

The circumstances surrounding the girls’ exploitation remain subject to investigation, and no conclusions regarding individual responsibility should be drawn until the relevant authorities complete their proceedings.

PROTECTING CHILDREN

RK Foundation said its involvement is focused on ensuring that vulnerable children receive protection and access to long-term support rather than being exposed to further harm or public identification.

“The safety, dignity and future of every child must remain the priority,” the Foundation said.

The organisation said it intends to continue supporting programmes addressing child protection, education, rehabilitation and the prevention of exploitation across vulnerable communities.

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