For many women in Nepal, public transport remains a space of fear
Women who regularly use public transport say harassment remains a routine part of daily travel in the country. Yet only a small fraction of cases reach the police.
Women who regularly use public transport say harassment remains a routine part of daily travel in the country. Yet only a small fraction of cases reach the police.
Children scattered after eviction struggle with loss, uncertainty, and an abrupt break from school and friends.
As bulldozers tear through informal settlements in Kathmandu, displaced students sit for exams under extreme distress.
Families are facing hardship without food choices, infant care facilities and uncertainty over resettlement.
Nationwide household interviews will run for a year to capture seasonal shifts in employment and labour conditions.
Low wages, weak job protection and global demand are pushing thousands of trained nurses to the US, Australia and beyond.