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Daily remittance equivalent to 1/4th of GDP
With more of the active population going abroad for employment, Nepal’s receipt of daily remittance income is equivalent to one-fourth of the average daily gross domestic product (GDP) of the nation.Published on: 16 June 2013 | The Himalayan Times
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कुवेतमा निजी गाडीमा परिवारबाहेकलाई निषेध
कुवेतस्थित नेपाली दूतावासले निजी गाडीमा आफ्नो परिवारका सदस्यबाहेक अरूलाई नबोक्न अनुरोध गरेको छ । कुवेत सरकारले निजी सवारी साधनमा परिवारबाहेक अरूलाई बोक्ने सवारीधनीलाई पक्राउ गरी कारबाही गर्न थालेपछि दूतावासले नेपाली समुदायलाई यो अनुरोध गरेको हो ।Published on: 16 June 2013 | Kantipur
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Arrests blow lid off shadowy side of foreign employment
The recent discovery of their involvement in sending people abroad for jobs by faking documents has revealed the shadowy side of unscrupulous language centres and travel agencies.Published on: 16 June 2013 | The Kathmandu Post
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Embassy issues 35‚000 travel documents
The Nepali Embassy in Riyadh, has issued 35,000 travel documents to illegal migrant workers since Saudi Arabia announced amnesty on April 5.Published on: 16 June 2013 | The Himalayan Times
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Social security plan to give facilities for laborers
The government has prepared a social security plan for providing facilities to laborers involved in all sectors of employment.Published on: 16 June 2013 | Republica
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कुबेतमा सचेत रहनू
कुबेतस्थित नेपाली दूतावासले त्यहाँ रहेका नेपाली कामदारलाई परिचय खुल्ने वैधानिक कागजात साथमा राख्न आग्रह गरेको छ। कुनै पनि गैरकानुनी क्रियाकलापमा संलग्न नहुनसमेत दूतावासले सचेत गराएको छ।Published on: 15 June 2013 | Nagarik
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Envoy to Qatar for Nepali’s deportation
Nepali Ambassador to Qatar Maya Kumari Sharma has requested the Qatari government to deport a Nepali migrant worker who allegedly published an article critical of her, a confidential document made available to the Post has revealed.Published on: 15 June 2013 | The Kathmandu Post
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कुवेतमा ५ सय नेपाली पक्राउ
डेढ महिनायता कुवेत प्रहरीले ५ सयभन्दा बढी नेपालीलाई पक्राउ गरेको छ। अवैध आप्रवासी कामदार पक्राउ गरी डिपोर्ट (स्वदेश फर्काउने) गर्ने अभियानअन्तर्गत विभिन्न स्थानमा छापा मारिएको हो।Published on: 14 June 2013 | Nagarik
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47 boys rescued from embroidery factories
As many as 47 boys, aged between 10 and 17, were rescued today from nine different saree embroidery factories at Thankot.Published on: 14 June 2013 | The Himalayan Times
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Eight Nepali women workers in embassy’s shelter in Qatar
Eight Nepali women workers, ill-treated by their employer, are taking shelter in the Embassy of Nepal in Qatar . The victims said their employer had forced them to work as domestic helps.Published on: 14 June 2013 | The Kathmandu Post
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39 kids rescued from Thankot factory
A loose alliance of government and private organisations working to check child labour on Thursday rescued 39 boys from nine different sari embroidery factories in Thankot, a few km west of Kalanki in Kathmandu.Published on: 14 June 2013 | The Kathmandu Post
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एउटै गाउँबाट ७ सय युवा कतारमा
वैदेशिक रोजगारका बिदेसिनेको संख्या एउटा गाउँमा कति होला ? यहाँको बाँगी गाविसबाट कामका लागि बिदेसिनेको संख्या ७ सय छ । त्यसमा पनि एकाधबाहेक सबैजसो कतारमा गएका छन् । घरैपिच्छेका युवा विदेशमा छन् ।Published on: 14 June 2013 | Kantipur
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Human trafficking continues unabated
"Police at TIA have filed 43 human trafficking cases in the last eight months. Traffickers have been using visit visas to traffic girls to the Gulf and other countriePublished on: 14 June 2013 | The Himalayan Times
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Condition of domestic help pathetic: Report
Though the government ratified the International Labor Organization (ILO) convention to end the worst forms of child labor some 20 years ago, exploitation, torture and grim treatment of under-age domestic help has continued.Published on: 13 June 2013 | Republica
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Rescued from Bhaktapur, minors are back to drudgery in Thankot
Having “rescued” around 150 underage children working in Bhaktapur’s sari embroidery factories in July last year, the government and private agencies concerned might have lauded their move as a giant leap towards curbing child labour in the country.Published on: 13 June 2013 | The Kathmandu Post
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India: The most preferred destination for Nepali students
It’s difficult to trace exactly when Nepali students started going toIndia for education. However, India has been an education hub for the Nepalis ever since the Gurukul system of education started. The trend accelerated with the advancement in the education system after the initiation of formal education some 200 years ago.Published on: 13 June 2013 | The Kathmandu Post
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Govt officially endorses workers’ minimum salary of Rs 8,000
The government has hiked the minimum monthly salary of industrial workers by 29 percent to Rs 8,000. According to a notice published in the Nepal Gazette, factory workers will get Rs 5,100 as basic pay and Rs 2,900 as dearness allowance per month. The daily wage has been fixed at Rs 318 as per the revised compensation package.Published on: 13 June 2013 | The Kathmandu Post
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