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https://chryzalid.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/chryzalid-home-2.jpg20481365The children of prisoners are often the collateral victims of their parent's imprisonment. In Nepal, no assistance is provided to the families of prisoners, who often lose their main source of income once the person has been imprisoned. As the detainee is no longer able to provide for his or her family, extreme poverty threatens, and children are often forced to drop out of school. Their basic needs are also largely unsatisfied, particularly in terms of medical care and decent living conditions.