Philip Holmes explains why his charity rescued Nepali girls from the Michael Job Centre

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Uploaded by on Nov 12, 2011

In September 2011 UK children's charity The Esther Benjamins Trust instigated and supported the rescue of trafficked Nepali girls from the Michael Job Centre in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, south India. After the girls' return to Nepal the trafficker who had been involved, DB Phadera, orchestrated a vicious media campaign against the charity. Lt Col Philip Holmes, Founder and Operational Director of the Trust, explains the background to the rescue and why he and his colleagues were compelled to intervene in the gross abuse of child rights.

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  • Good job.. keep it up..

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