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Treat them Right
Nepal does not have an explicit Act to address refugee issues, nor are there any regional instruments to do so. Also, SAARC forum was never supportive of Nepal in addressing Bhutanese repatriation, and neighboring countries could not be effective mediators. It is essential for Nepal to clearly present its policy towards refugees. It should treat refugees from different countries equally well. It must present its voice strongly in concerned forums.Published on: 21 January 2014 | Republica
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Respite for Passport-seekers
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has set up three additional counters at the Department of Passport at Narayanhiti in a bid to provide respite to passport-seekers.Published on: 20 January 2014 | The Himalayan Times
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बालश्रमिकको विलौना
कानुनले बालश्रम निषेध गरेको छ रे । त्यसका लागि राष्ट्रसंघको अभिसन्धि पनि छ रे । नेपालले हस्ताक्षर गरेको छ रे । तर मैले एउटा प्रश्नको उत्तर पाउन सकिन— हस्ताक्षर गर्ने र कानुन कार्यान्वयन गराउनेहरू नै किन हाम्रो शरीरको स्वाद लिइरहेका छन् ?Published on: 20 January 2014 | Kantipur
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दक्षिण अफ्रिकामा नेपाली युवतीको तस्करी
अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय मानव तस्करले नेपाली युवतीलाई अफ्रिकी मुलुकमा पनि अवैध रूपमा पुर्याउन थालेका छन्। चार सयभन्दा बढी नेपाली दक्षिण अफ्रिका र आसपासका मुलुकमा लुकीछिपी बस्ने गरेको तथ्यांक त्यहाँस्थित नेपाली दूतावासले संकलन गरेको छ। त्यसमा आधाभन्दा बढी महिला छन्।Published on: 20 January 2014 | Annapurna Post.
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मलेसियाको निसानामा गैरकानुनी कामदार
मलेसियाले गैरकानुनी हैसियतमा रहेका विदेशी कामदारविरुद्ध धरपकड अभियान थाल्ने भएको छ । मलेसियाले दोस्रोपटक यही जनवरी २१ -सोमबार मध्यरात) देखि देशव्यापी रूपमा उक्त अभियान गर्न लागेको स्रोतलाई उद्धृत गर्दै यहाँस्थित नेपाली दूतावासले जनाएको छ ।Published on: 19 January 2014 | Kantipur
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Rag pickers toil in unhygienic condition as authorities turn blind eye
Nirjana Sharma/Dilip Poudel BAGLUNG Jan 18: Early in the morning when students dress up for school and employees get ready for their offices, Danbir Pariyar prepares to leave for a place everyone prefers to avoid: a ...Published on: 19 January 2014 | Republica
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Give us a break
Countries across the world spent great amounts of money and resources in advancing their knowledge of health and guaranteeing the wellbeing of their peoples. But in Nepal, there still exists a huge gap between the feasibility and accessibility of healthcare resources. Despite the massive demand, Nepal has been unable to improve the health of its population.Published on: 19 January 2014 | The Kathmandu Post.
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Migrants face crackdown
The crackdown announced by the Malaysian government on illegal migrants set to begin from January 21 could affect thousands of Nepali migrant workers .Published on: 19 January 2014 |The Kathmandu Post
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50 firms penalised for hiring foreigners sans work permit
The government has penalised the 50 organisations employing foreigners who have not acquired work permit. The organisations were found employing 103 such foreigners and were fined Rs 10,000 for each such recruitment.Published on: 19 January 2014 |The Kathmandu Post
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Malaysia to crack down on illegal workers from Jan 21
The Government of Malaysia plans to crack down on the illegal foreign workers from January 21.Published on: 19 January 2014 | Republica
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53 organizations face action for illegally hiring foreigners
The government has taken action against 53 organizations for employing 108 foreigners, who had not acquired work permit for employment in Nepal, as per the Labor Act 1992 and Nepal Government Business Allocation Regulations 2012.Published on: 19 January 2014 | Republica
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Government fails to find way out of IOM standoff
A high-level meeting held at the Prime Minister's Office today failed to address the demands of Dr Govinda KC, who has been staging a fast-unto-death at the Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital since January 11 to press for the fulfilment of his demands.Published on: 18 January 2014 | The Himalayan Times
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Job security in the Gulf
Nearly a quarter of the two million inhabitants of Qatar today are Nepali citizens, ‘temporary contract workers’ who are helping shape a nation-state and its infrastructure. And the employment opportunities seem secure as long as the price of natural gas stays up and Qatar’s evolution as an international hub proceeds towards fruition.Published on: 17 January 2014 | The Kathmandu Post.
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NEFEMA seeks remedy against Bio-Medical Test System
Nepal Foreign Employment Medical Association (NEFEMA) has expressed its reservations against the Biometric Medical (Bio-Medical) Test System by staging a protest against the Malaysian embassy.Published on: 17 January 2014 | The Himalayan Times
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अमेरिका लाने भन्दै बैंककमा रकम असुली
अमेरिकामा उपचारको भिसा लिन चाहनेले सम्पर्क गर्नू भन्दै २०७० साल जेठ १७ गते वर्गीकृत विज्ञापन प्रकाशित गरेपछि उनको आपराधिक यात्रा सुरु भयो। थाइल्यान्डको राजधानी बैंककमा बसेर नक्कली भिसाको काम गर्ने थाई र नेपाली गिरोहसँगको मिलोमतोपछि काठमाडौंका नरेशकुमार सुब्बाले यस्तो विज्ञापन छपाएका थिए।Published on: 17 January 2014 | Annapurna Post
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Nepali youth gets death penalty in UAE
A UAE court has awarded death penalty to Anish Khaling Rai, 23, of Matsyapokhari, Sankhuwasabha, for his involvement in the murder of Pakistani national Bangal Khan, over a year ago.Published on: 17 January 2014 | The Republica
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दुबईमा नेपाली युवकलाई मृत्युदण्ड, जीवनरक्षाको आग्रह
यूएईको दुबईस्थित माथिल्लो अदालतले संखुवासभा मत्स्यपोखरी गाविस-३ का २३ वर्षीय अनिश खालिङ राईका बारेमा तल्लो अदालतले गरेको मृत्युदण्ड सजायलाई सदर गरेपछि परिवार चिन्तित भएका छन्। अहिले अनिशको जीवनरक्षाको माग गर्दै परिवारले हारगुहार गरेका छन्।Published on: 17 January 2014 | Annapurna Post
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