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Esther Benjamins Trust
The Esther Benjamins Trust (EBT) is a UK registered charity that promotes children's rights in Nepal. As a result of the work of the Trust it is now illegal to imprison Nepali children alongside their parents or for them to work in Indian circuses. It has recently become one of the pioneers of deinstitutionalisation in Nepal.
==Prison Children Project==
The charity's first projects in Nepal involved the rescue of innocent children from prison; these were children who had been jailed alongside parents upon whom they were dependent and in the absence of any family members who were willing to look after them. The children were rescued with the agreement of the parents and looked after in community-based refuges〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.nandoperettifound.org/en/page.php?project=48 )〕 where they could attend school and associate freely with their peers. This led to major articles in The Daily Telegraph, The Mirror, The Mail on Sunday, The Boston Globe, Gente magazine, The South China Morning Post, The Melbourne Herald Sun and the Esther Rantzen Show on UK television. It was also the cover story in the Telegraph Weekend section of July 2000.〔()〕 In November 2001 the Nepal government outlawed the jailing of innocent children, and although it still happened on a small scale, having highlighted the issue and brought the numbers down, a number of local NGO's were able to manage the vastly reduced number of children.〔()〕
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