Beautiful Chaurijhari , anyone in the page from here ??
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Happy Nowruz! 🥰
sale noe toham mobarak.
It is the Persian new year! Best wishes!
We will always fondly remember this travel to Iran. What a country, what people :)
Pemba Sherpa Khambache Jason Shah
This is a small clip from last winter's distribution in North of chitwan region.
Nepalitravelers is hosting their second winter clothing drive this winter as well. We are collecting warms clothes for 600 individuals of Bangalachuli Municipality of Dang district. Join our hands to support them by donating your warm(used or new) clothes, because there are many children who suffer the cold every winter. You could definitely share your warmth with them. drop off locations and contact details are given below.
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Note: We are also taking caah donations to buy new warm jackets for the kids in the region.
Drop off location/contact
Wegain Zone, bouddha : Saniya(9843066899)
@hostelnextdoor: Sonam(+977 980-8564287)
The Solo Female Travellers... https://www.nepalnews.com.np/s/entertainment-and-lifestyle/the-nation-through-the-eyes-of-solo-female-travellers
40 UNDER 40
If nothing has stopped these 40 women until now, No "RULE" ever will !!
NepaliTravellers strongly condemns recent introduction of a government rule requiring women under 40 years of age to produce ward authorization and family consent for any travel abroad. This proposed rule is a legal violation of individual constitutional rights and is a blatant discrimination towards women that unfortunately reflects the deep-rooted misogyny prevalent in Nepali society.
Band-aid solutions, like the proposed rule, demonstrate inability of the Nepali authorities in understanding how organized crimes - including human trafficking - prey upon vulnerable individuals. Requiring approval from husbands or families (read as male relatives) - and authorization from ward officials - is condescending to women and disregards both their capacity and ability to make decisions regarding safety and travel.
Image produced from Setopati article: https://tinyurl.com/18y2em1a
NepaliTravellers strongly condemns recent introduction of a government rule requiring women under 40 years of age to produce ward authorization and family consent for any travel abroad. This proposed rule is a legal violation of individual constitutional rights and is a blatant discrimination towards women that unfortunately reflects the deep-rooted misogyny prevalent in Nepali society.
Band-aid solutions, like the proposed rule, demonstrate inability of the Nepali authorities in understanding how organized crimes - including human trafficking - prey upon vulnerable individuals. Requiring approval from husbands or families (read as male relatives) - and authorization from ward officials - is condescending to women and disregards both their capacity and ability to make decisions regarding safety and travel.