PNCC receives cases from MRCs, migrant workers and their families, outreach coordinators and others sources. Upon the receipt of the cases, the officers register the cases. After the registration of the cases, all the evidences and documents are verified. Based on the nature of the cases necessary coordination with concerned authority like Embassy, Foreign Employment Board, and Department of Foreign Affairs is done to address the problem of migrant workers. In the year 2022, the Rescue and Repatriation Unit of PNCC received 2900 total cases related with contract, death, jailed, health, missing, trafficking, and pre-departure and other issues. There were 4362 victims from all over the Nepal among the 2900 cases.
Read MoreWe move forward with a goal to generate knowledge with the procedural interventions on safer channel of migration and the protection of migrant workers
PNCC strives to ensure that the rights of Nepali migrant workers respected, guaranteed and promoted...
PNCC aims to create an environment where Nepalese migrant workers can entertain their rights, by advocating, generating knowledge, sharing information, building partnerships and capacitating various response groups at national, regional and international levels.
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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. The growing nation-side poverty, dismal socio-economic situation and country’s inability to create employment opportunity within nation has become causative factors for massive labour migration of Nepalese youths. A rough estimate says about 1500 youths turn into migrant workers every day supporting family survival and relative better life one way or other.
The recent study shows that 56% households in Nepal rely on hard earned remittance that comes from foreign countries. It has also been said that the remittance contributes 29.6% (NRB,2016) in the national Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
