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Some dark reality of labour migration

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Reading this truth made me super sad 😔 " Justice delayed is justice denied." This atrocity is way too much to handle

Bitter truth and heartbreaking to see young life with lots of hope and aspirations shattered down to death

Europe seems fancier and better alternative destination for work but the realities faced by migrant workers there are no different from other usual destination countries. Very insightful reading Hom Karki ekantipur.com/news/2023/04/1…

A point that has come up far too often in some of my interactions in the last few months has been:why do migrant workers “choose” to leave their homes even when they know things might not be better for them. Makes one wonder how simplistically we view the idea of “choice”!

My recent opinion piece on Child Labour is out in Today's edition of MyRepublica. Child labor situation in Nepal: challenges and ways forward myrepublica.nagariknetwork.com/news/child-lab…

It felt kind of unreal to be back on the pages of The Kathmandu Post the paper that gave me almost everything I have achieved professionally. So nice of them not only to pick this story, but also giving it front page anchor placement & giving it bylines although it was an agency copy

Thanks to Mahesh Kushwaha and Centre for Social and Economic Progress for this interview based on my long-standing area of research; I was able to spend time with some of my collaborators recently in Delhi 'Nepali Migrant Workers in India: A Rite of Passage to Adulthood' csep.org/IYnAsY1

वैदेशिक रोजगारीका क्रममा विदेशमा ज्यान गुमाएका श्रमिकका परिवारलाई १० लाख रुपैयाँ दिइने भएको छ। himalkhabar.com/news/137456

"The powers of equivalence should be taken out of TU, and given to an independent body with a pragmatic policy for the retention of knowledge and skills in #Nepal." #Cambridge-educated lawyer Aastha Dahal shares about her own struggles for #equivalency. nepalitimes.com/opinion/guest-…

1/2 Migrants returning to areas where climate change is negatively affecting livelihoods, the supply of safe housing, and community dynamics find it even more difficult to re-establish themselves migrationpolicy.org/research/green…

Today, after visiting the #Rohingya community kids in #Cox's Bazar, I felt the power of hope. Hope for future, able to attend formal school someday, be back in their country.I felt scared to see many hopeful eyes&the looming uncertainty of when their hope will turn into reality

Our #Nepal Country Office joined the inauguration day of #WSF2024 and participated in the Solidarity March in Kathmandu. Don't forget our co-organized event: 📅18 Feb 2024, 2-3:30 PM at Bhrikuti Mandap, Kathmandu. 🖥️ On Zoom: Meeting ID: 882 2026 7476, Passcode: 796807.

🎉 Today, 6 April, we celebrate the role of #sport in promoting development & #peace. In our projects, physical activities are structured to improve children's protection, mental health & psychosocial well-being. 🔗tdh.org/en/media/press… Terre des hommes #IDSDP #SportDay

This is a Statement of Solidarity issued by some members of the Kathmandu School of Law Alumni. May justice prevails :) lnkd.in/dy9SfuU3

It is clear that these statements from the students are more than enough to move the investigation forward. Only an independent investigation can provide conclusive evidence and determine the way forward for ensuring accountability and institutional reform. #ActnowKSL

Urgent action needs to be taken on this, there are several students who are openly sharing their stories that is enough to probe an independent investigation to the matter. #ActNow #Notoharrassment

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