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Critics bash Nepal s plan to protect women by limiting right to travel

February 19, 2021 Women activists lie down on the road near the police barricade during their sleeping protest demanding women s rights in the new constitution in Kathmandu, Nepal, on Aug 7. Reuters To the Nepalese government, a proposed law requiring women under the age of 40 to get permission from a male guardian before travelling alone to the Gulf states and Africa for the first time is a means of protecting them. But to hundreds of Nepali women who have taken to the streets this past week in protest , the law smacks of a regressive, patriarchal attitude they say reflects poor gender equality in the Hindu-majority country of 29 million. Nepal ’s women are less literate, have less access to health care and have limited representation in public life compared with men, according to UN statistics.

Nepal is becoming Afghanistan : activists hit out at plan requiring women to get male assent for foreign travel

news You are using an older browser version. Please use a supported version for the best MSN experience. ‘Nepal is becoming Afghanistan’: activists hit out at plan requiring women to get male assent for foreign travel Sonia Sarkar © AP A Nepali activist takes part in a protest in Kathmandu on February 12 calling for the scrapping of a proposed law that would restrict travel for many women. Photo: AP To the Nepalese government, a proposed law requiring women under the age of 40 to get permission from a male guardian before travelling alone to the Gulf states and Africa for the first time is a means of protecting them.

Christianity thrives in Nepal amid trials and tribulations

Christianity thrives in Nepal amid trials and tribulations Hindu groups and political parties have accused Christians of converting low-caste Hindus with economic incentives Hindu devotees perform rituals after a ceremonial bath in the holy Bagmati River during the month-long Swasthani festival at the Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu on Feb. 11. (Photo: Prakash Mathema/AFP) Christian social worker Chinimaya Blon ran an orphanage for poor and abandoned children in Dhankuta district of eastern Nepal for five years from 2011-16 until it was shut down following the government’s refusal to renew its license. She took 14 children to the capital Kathmandu, where pastor Hari Tamang offered them shelter on the premises of his church.

Nepal Re-Opens Border With India With Certain Restrictions

Nepal Re-Opens Border With India With Certain Restrictions Nepal Re-Opens Border With India With Certain Restrictions Indian and other nationals would require prior permit from the Nepal Home Ministry if they are travelling tot the country by land. Nepal eased restrictions, allowing cross-border movement with conditions. (Representational) Kathmandu: Nepal has re-opened its border with India after keeping it closed for months due to COVID-19 pandemic but Indian citizens will still need permission to cross the border via land, according to the Nepal Home Ministry. The Ministry of Home Affairs eased the restrictions, allowing cross-border movement with conditions. We have ordered to open borders from Thursday following some new measures. Indian and other nationals would require to take a prior permit from the Home Ministry while a Nepali can enter by registering their health details, Chandra Bahadur Budha, spokesperson for the Home Ministry, said.

Nepal re-opens border with India with restrictions

Nepal re-opens border with India with restrictions ANI | Updated: Jan 29, 2021 20:19 IST Kathmandu [Nepal], January 29 (ANI): Nepal has re-opened its border with India after keeping it closed for months due to COVID-19 pandemic but the Indians will need permission to cross the border via land, according to the Nepal Home Ministry. The Ministry of Home Affairs on Friday eased the restriction allowing the cross border movement with conditions. We have ordered to open borders from Thursday following some new measures. Indian and other nationals would require to take a prior permit from the Home Ministry while a Nepali can enter by registering their health details, Chandra Bahadur Budha, Spokesperson for the Home Ministry confirmed to ANI.

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