In Banke, the Shakti Group has been operating an emergency shelter in a rented house for a long time, providing protection, counseling, advocacy, and advocacy to women, girls, and adolescents who are affected by human trafficking and are at high risk.
Shakti Group, a group working for the protection and advocacy of women, girls and adolescents affected by human trafficking, has purchased and put into operation its own shelter home building in Banke.
The Shakti Group building in Karkado, Banke was inaugurated on Sunday. Banke Chief District Officer Dil Bahadur Tamang and Deputy Chief of the District Coordination Committee Sita Karki jointly inaugurated the building.
Shakti Group had been operating an emergency shelter in a rented house in Banke for a long time, providing protection, counseling, advocacy and advocacy to women, girls and adolescents affected by human trafficking and at high risk.
The program, chaired by Shakti Group's founding member and outgoing chairperson Charimaya Tamang, was attended by Shivraj Poudel, Assistant Attorney General of the District Attorney's Office, Deepak Patali, DSP of the District Police Office, Banke, Darika Adhikari of the National Human Rights Commission, human rights activist Basanta Gautam, and representatives of various organizations active in the rescue, control and prevention of human trafficking.
The organization's provincial coordinator Nirmala Poudel said that the shelter building She said that she will provide assistance in the protection, advocacy, and advocacy of victims and those affected by human trafficking, as well as ensuring their safe family reunification.
