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Bhupal Basnet Is Coming Home Soon
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Frustrated Bhupal bitterly laments, "I never imagined that I would be in jail in foreign land; indeed, I came here with a dream to make a living and support my family; but things turned tough before I could translate my dream into reality". Bhupal Basnet comes from a poor family all the way from Baraha Municipality-02, Sunsari district. Inflicted by chronic poverty, he flew to Saudi Arabia in driving visa on 26 April, 2016 through Paju International Private Company. Upon reaching Saudi, he worked in AL MAJAL AL ARABI GROUP COMPANY as a driver for nearly 6 years.
Consultation on Nexus between Human Trafficking and Labour Migration Concludes
PNNC organized a national consultation meeting on the topic "Understanding Nexus between Human Trafficking and Labour Migration: Challenges and Way Forward" in Mirabel Hotel, Dhulikhel, Kavre. The 2 day residential event was organized on 25-26 Jan, 2019 in collaboration with National Network for Safe Migration (NNSM) and Solidarity Centre. The meetings mainly discussed about the challenges the migrant workers have been facing during migration cycle. In the program, 4 typical cases of migrant workers referred to PNCC, were discussed from different perspectives
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Foreign employment has become an unavoidable compulsion for more than 2/3 labor force (out of 0.5 million in average) that enters into the Nepalese labour market every year.
179 Nepalis Rescued from Human Traffickers , 20 Feb, 2019
A total of 179 Nepali citizens—147 women and 32 men—who were rescued from Manipur, India, brought to Kathmandu on Wednesday and these human traffic survivors have been kept in various shelter homes for now. For more information, please click the following link.
Study explores plight of Nepali female migrant workers in Gulf countries, 07 Jan, 2019
5 Jan, 2019, Kathmandu: The findings of the study showed that raising awareness among female migrant workers could make a change in their working lives.
