Mohale FM The Minister of Justice and Law, Richard Ramoeletsi, received starter packages from the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) today for the juvenile rehabilitation Centre at the Maseru facility.
Expressing his gratitude, Minister Ramoeletsi acknowledged UNICEF’s ongoing support since June of last year, emphasizing that the initiative is not merely about giving gifts to the children, but about highlighting the opportunities being created for these children.
The Chief of Corrections, Mr. Matingoe Phamotse, highlighted that the children have been given a rare opportunity to change their lives. He encouraged them to reintegrate into society as transformed individuals, noting the facility’s dedicated efforts to rehabilitate them effectively.
Representing UNICEF, Mr. Deepak Bhaskaran expressed pride in supporting this important work aimed at protecting children’s rights. He affirmed that every child deserves dignity, protection, and access to opportunities for learning and success.
A total of 22 boys received practical equipment designed to help them earn a living upon returning home, including sewing machines, gardening tools, and carpentry supplies.
