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Protect migrant workers and marginalised groups affected due to Covid-19 restrictions, Amnesty International appeals

Human rights advocacy group draws the Nepal government’s attention to incidents of excessive use of force by security personnel tasked with enforcing the lockdown.Protect migrant workers and marginalised groups affected due to Covid-19 restrictions, Amnesty International appeals
A file photo of Nepalis stranded in Dharchula, on the Indian side of the border. On Monday, three Nepalis swam across the Mahakali river to try and re-enter Nepal. On Tuesday, Nepal and India agreed to take care of each other’s citizens stranded on the border due to lockdown. Manoj Badu/TKP
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Chandan Kumar Mandal
Published at : April 3, 2020
Updated at : April 3, 2020 18:59
Kathmandu

Chandan Kumar Mandal

Chandan Kumar Mandal was the environment and migration reporter for The Kathmandu Post, covering labour migration and governance, as well as climate change, natural disasters, and wildlife.


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