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Maiti Nepal and Anuradha Koirala at the World’s Children’s Prize Ceremony 2002

Maiti Nepal and its founder Anuradha Koirala received The World's Children's Prize 2002 for their fight against the slave trade in girls from Nepal, who are trafficked to brothels in India. In this video, Anuradha Koirala accepts the award from Queen Silvia of Sweden. Maiti prevents poor girls from being lured to brothels by educating and informing them. Maiti takes care of and supports girls who have been held in brothels in India, and has a special hospital for girls who have been infected with HIV. Some of these girls have become Maiti border guards, who stop human traffickers when they try to bring girls to India. Together with Maiti, World’s Children’s Prize trains girls in Nepal to become Child Rights Ambassadors. The World’s Children’s Prize (WCP) Program is the world’s largest annual program educating and empowering children to become humane changemakers who stand up for the equal value of all people, the rights of the child, human rights, democracy, and sustainable development. Patrons of the World’s Children’s Prize include H.M. Queen Silvia of Sweden, Malala Yousafzai, the late Nelson Mandela, Graça Machel, Xanana Gusmão, Desmond Tutu and Sweden’s Prime Minister. Since the year 2000, close to 50 million children have participated in the annual WCP Program. Learn more at http://worldschildrensprize.org