<h1>Nonprofit's rural education program faces legal scrutiny over accuracy, child protection, contracts, privacy and image rights</h1> A nonprofit-issued press release describes a rural education program providing schooling, health services, meals, transport, solar-powered facilities and extracurriculars for tribal children, funded through corporate and foundation partnerships. It asserts high attendance, zero dropouts and sustained 100% board pass rates and cites awards and sporting successes. Legal considerations include regulatory compliance for NGOs and schools, contractual terms with corporate sponsors, accuracy and potential liability for performance claims, child protection and data-privacy obligations when publicizing minors, and rights clearance for published images and endorsements.