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investors asia's going to do the street sheds jobs and the surreal life in tech scrapping for a share of indonesia's trying to. counter the cost on al-jazeera. from the impoverished communities of the team alliance the polls children attracting in the south. separated from their families boys and girls forced to pose as office to attract foreign donations. now finally hitting hard but will their parents accept the one i want to east follows the journey of the children in the pools a legal contract. i'm

on my way to make a special group of children. the spies is quite important in the whole crisis of how things are it's to god that's right. i must say this is a transit high on the outskirts of katmandu all of the children here have been rescued from a legal orphanages are going to do try seeing how many ha they were trafficked from their villages deep in the mountains. with. the next big 10 year old davy is finding her voice again what about that one. who lives that's right. she's mischievous sometimes she cracks jokes she is very very friendly with all the

children and she just loves it carefree type of child she is so she's a bit of a character yeah she is is there and that. it's a lot to do that they're ok on this is going to be difficult that. they're mostly as a guard and want to play. despite everything she's been through davy hasn't lost. is a good visit or a good dream of home why i'm strong. more on. want to put that one. no i can't imagine how these young children between the age of 3 to 9 or 10 how can they be separated you know how can they live away for so many years so many months. yes that's in a few days the children will start the long trip back to their families so that's.

the poles mountain regions are as beautiful as they are pull opportunities here are few and. many parents in remote villages want to bet a lot for their children. often age recruiters pride on that just. families hand over this side of things on the promise of an education for their kids in kathmandu. but there's a catch. all orphanages might provide some schooling the children are falsely presented as all phones to attract foreign sponsors and volunteers. it's an industry

exploited by nepalis the driven by western democracies. we're trained in western countries to think a certain way about developing countries and one of those ways is that. often edges are a great way of caring for children who are who would otherwise be living in poverty and that in combination with the good intentions and the funding and the flow of volunteers just drives the separation of church or from their families. the cold hard facts there aren't enough often ends to volunteer with or fund this whole industry so the orphans of being invented they paid off and say our own friends made by their fortunate documentation i mean like. a struggling lawyer kate bedore speaks from 1st hand experience. yes in 2006 she

and some friends rise to funds to open an orphanage in kathmandu with an initial in type of 6 girls handed over by another institution. personally sponsored the smallest child 4 year old alicia. i felt a huge sense of responsibility towards here but i also wondered where her parents and why is she off and then we just ashamed to parents but dad she was too small to tell us otherwise for more than a decade cases maintained contact with alicia and the other girls. today their reuniting for the 1st time in 5 minutes.

with 2. so i don't. have a list to. make it in the. wild . families earth there. where mourners are going but and and in the red light rather than it. knows now that all of the girls have been living family it's. the ever seen again g.s.t. . in 2012 an order to reveal that being trafficked as paper before entering her can. we found fortran death certificates and birth certificates

. they found that the children's names had been changed to prevent a surprise family finding them and i thought if they've got family. there's no way that they should be here with us. if they've got family when we need to find a way to get them apart and. kate's organization forget me nots began the process of tracing the families they discovered alicia's parents had been searching for her for years and we got that news i remember crying when her father came to katmandu to see aleisha he hadn't seen her for 6 or 7 years and he kept her chin and he turned her head and she has

a scar just here and he touched a skier and then he lifted her forehead and she has a scar just from when she was obviously a small child and he said this is this is my child. you can't even if you did nothing else. was the most important. and the slowness of god. forgive me not has completely changed its mission from off an age to reuniting children with their families. and after living at home with her family for 4 years alicia has returned to katmandu to enroll in college and to mentor children like davey.

and me that if there are no foreign staff volunteers at the transit on the care is in the hands of nepalis they know what needs to be done today institutionalise this country they're on their way there and we just felt that it's more important to have a holy voice in that process than it is to have you on us west nile virus here but i wish that the staff carefully build trust with the children so they can try to find their families. when the children start trusting you justing us the team here then they start telling more stories about the previous orphanage or the family member's. andree one is helping to put the pieces back together but when you are able to reunite a child with her or his family i think is the best thing in the world that's how i feel and my team. was on that

with him. over and i didn't understand. many of the children like davy are still traumatized that over there was the head. hurt. the button button guy given this video shows the die that davy and the other children were rescued from the illegal orphanage that had been held on the outskirts of katmandu for more than 6 months at the thought of for better life here they were lured the families were tricked but actually the life which they were living in this place. was held. the orphanage owners had filed to secure sponsors meanwhile the children went hungry. boys me you

know and i think that anger is good for me because that will help me to talk in front of the government authorities and the people who are supporting orphanages that you are harming children. davey's own arms cowburn our border has been charged with trafficking the children it's common in the orphanage tried for relatives to be used as go betweens kalpa na has agreed to speak publicly for the 1st time she climbs she was assured the children would receive quality schooling and accommodation but she filed to rise the alarm when she saw the terrible conditions. over so much of what made the natives they live a wider laissez faire and they have not had that nobody by it at all but that like any. good mother but that is of

a day there are few of whom are aware of what unlovable one day may mean is who they know here couple are says she tried to help the children. w. for a bone and they will but it may so give us here a way if that is the most part is i guess my the cause of his holiness i think a boy lagaan but once i get into it it's a catholic that has had this little sub but to that i am not a photograph of him in a place that's a company is out on file but will be gyal if she's found guilty. of a moby that are not bad no they are for you by and they smother. bizarrely is a point in over north of what the big government say boy about middest of any. good law amend it is connected to the ducats. the court proceedings could take years to resolve.

at the transit home davie and the other children are preparing to go home to home. you're. just like the kids to be lama is from home. so isn't theirs and ours is organization the himalayan innovative society is partnering with forget me nots to ensure the children arrive home safely. and interview me but nobody but you get what they pass. out of the whatever i asked and yes we know that he or you know. i mean.

you're going home in sign good barge the stuff at the transit hog. that. even though it's for all the right reasons leaving his wife. that.

there are no roads to houma it will take 2 flights to get there. the children have bonded through the ordeal that she did it in less than 24 hours they will be going their separate why it's. to be lomond on this it will be challenging. when the attack. orphan is in everyone faint. but once they come back to defend me it is a hierarchy of family members so you have to respect each of the family members

differently so that it will be difficult for the thai. it's a rough ride. as the plane gets closer the children start recognizing the villages below our. home a is one of the most impoverished and isolated parts of nepal its capital cyma caught sits at almost $3000.00 masons. so high the prime banning needs to make it to see.

the kids whites for their families to arrive here before you get. to keep the can a little yes i want to get them over that. doesn't mean a fast game. at 1st the children i'm not sure how to reconnect. but i'm told no more on the local culture is reserved. for come by now a bit of a pussy and i will get home in the mood because well get her on her maclaren get her a main then the other no longer talk about winning but at the end i pulled on and i saw you saying i don't i mean this is just the start of a complex process stevie lamas job isn't just to reunite the families

a to help them through the hardships that separated them in the 1st place. go. to hughes her. to hear her. going on that. i don't. know if you seem to. hate. this 30 going to care the news or. when you know. we are not the only sending decide to family but we support higher education is obvious not finished college of stats from the air because we have to. watch all the vs the changes in the family and counsel them into just. the 10 year old davy is doing why didn't you as the die ages you got is not the only factor in this i don't know miss some of them

at last davies mother kawasaki arrives who are there. who need cash. and best to custom dic tights that she greets the men the 1st. person lay there when they pull up pools would maybe do that and there are no shadows of a fiction to debut in my if you know so tell me but he budgeted it no that's atlantic city. yet here i'll go there and i'm with you i'll not amrit merrifield davies mom trusted that her daughter was being educated and cared for incrementally now she's learning the reality.

it's not easy putting families back together after almost a year but the children are more worldly now runs out ahead of that many of the parents have never met the mountains. the detainees. are going to their home. did you hear that. there's only one wife a davey to get hired on force. the villages deep in the mountains a day's walk from sema caution it will be

a difficult trick. it's not until you get out here that you really understand just how father traffic

is prepared to god to get children so they also need to market in katmandu it also gives a sense of the ocelot of shannon remoteness that the parents of feisty desperate for opportunities and education for their children. to these mom has lived to last if she would struggle 3 of her 6 children died of illness. are you here and you could happen with a beauty of maggot you knew he had money on her. after night gamma though it seemed that i a gallon or any on a half a day is good. and the everyday on early on that i'm. davies journey back to her village is finally over.

debbie greets her sister only it's an awkward region yet and. they've lived very different lives since debbie left for kathmandu and honesty davies family will receive financial support to send her and hourly to school in the village social workers will check on them for the next 3 to 5 years if you look at the level that it is maybe i live where they had to go through as i am well rather. well again gotta have more more she didn't give us a little a am i come up on it on. a presenter yes. oh for sure i was out there he had the money than one can i.

go to keep warm because i was the last man every afternoon worth of a gallon cause they were a flag out there. because if they were and their city than boise i mean now and they're going on a day. back in katmandu so bobby's a beautiful each tried like alicia don't want another generation to suffer. salable identity. will often is what it all goes off bonding with oh they need to have on that but a washout also and they do a good packaging lighted them not on lots of walking the good to the mind when it will get out cotton ball family will dollar the orphan is what most to hate the cost of food and stuff and we've all got the.

i would say please do not volunteer found often ages this is not just a problem in nepal but it's actually a global problem and we know it is up to 8000000 children living in open ages across the world and we know are that 80 percent of them have a parent that could care for them if they were supported and that's astounding quite ben-dor is campaigning to end the flow of found it's really hard to get people to change their minds particularly when they've been supporting and often age for a long time even when we found a family for these children some some dinosaurs saying to us that's great they've found the hanley bit you want let them go back they will you back to poverty because the kids will be better off with you one day. poverty is just a lack of resources resources we can fix laos can't buy that we can't just pay for that to happen that has happened in a family. apart

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