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Hostile Society for Women
Rape victims in Dang, Nepal’s midwestern district, are often made to change their testimonies in the court out of pressure, fear or coercion to save the perpetrators.
A Himalayan Warning: How a Glacial Lake Outburst Flood in Thame Sent Wake-up Call in Nepal
The rising global temperature is causing glaciers and glacial lakes in the Himalayan region to melt at an accelerated rate, increasing the risks of floods and other disasters.
Farmers Deprived of Agricultural Grants
Both the federal and local level governments have a facility to provide grants to help farmers like Budamagar and Chaudhary. However, farmers like them have not been receiving such grants.
NHRC Asks the Foreign Employment Board to Monitor Vehicles Used in Transporting Dead Bodies
NIMJN investigation had uncovered that the Foreign Employment Board was only using two-wheeler vehicles and that these vehicles are not suitable for steep or rough roads in remote areas to transport the dead bodies.
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Electrocution Emerges as a New Threat to Nepal's Rhino Conservation
The new method adopted by poachers and wildlife parts smugglers to kill rhinos has equally worried conservationists as this cruel method poses a genuine threat to the existence of wildlife.
A tale of Nepal’s countryside
The story of Kesara is a representative story of nearly all families in Gadari village that has 31 households. The youths from 29 households have left for employment either to India or other countries.
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