This document discusses online child abuse and provides information about its forms, prevalence in Nepal, and relevant laws against it. It defines online child abuse and lists common forms like engaging children in sexual conversations or sharing their sexual images online. It highlights statistics from studies in Nepal that found high rates of children experiencing online harassment. It also outlines potential impacts on children's mental health and behaviors. Finally, it lists some key Nepali laws criminalizing online child sexual offenses.
The document discusses declining trust in journalism and media among readers. Readers are placing more trust in social media information over traditional news sources, as some media outlets prioritize content that favors their own interests and censor opposing views. While social media allows all opinions to be shared, it is also increasing people's attraction away from professional journalism. Journalism is also becoming less impartial as outlets favor party-aligned or factional reporting over public interest journalism. This partisan approach has weakened integrity and balance in reporting.
HRDC Child Protection & Safeguarding Policy Field Modality 2018Bikash Singh
1. This document provides guidance for community-based staff, volunteers and others to identify and prevent child abuse, especially for children with disabilities.
2. Children with physical disabilities are at higher risk of abuse. Identifying abuse can not only stop it but also minimize its impacts on the child's life.
3. The guide explains different types of child abuse and their signs, to help identify abuse and find appropriate solutions to prevent and address it. It also discusses raising awareness on child protection in relief camps.
The document summarizes the poor results of the SLC exams in Dhading district of Nepal. Some key points:
- Only 30.75% of total students in the district passed the SLC exams, which is a disappointing result.
- 4 schools had 0% pass rates, while many other nearby schools had pass rates below 4%.
- Only community schools achieved 100% pass rates.
- Stakeholders discussed the need to improve the entire education system in Dhading through effective planning. Political interference in schools and lack of parental involvement were cited as reasons for the poor performance.
याैन हिंसा तथा घरेलु हिंसा सम्बन्धी सूचना सामग्रीWOREC Nepal
कसैले कुनै महिलाको मञ्जुरी नलिई यौन सम्बन्ध राखेमा वा मञ्जुरी लिएर पनि अठार वर्षभन्दा कम
उमेरको कुनै बालिका वा किशोरीसँग यौन सम्बन्ध राखेमा त्यस्तो महिला वा बालिकालाई बलात्कार
(जवर्जस्ती करणी) गरेको मानिनेछ ।
The article discusses the changing nature of public administration in Nepal in the current context of debates around federalism. It notes that while the details of federalism are still being discussed, public administrators are debating how the structure and functioning of public administration would change if federalism is adopted. The civil service is the main administrative arm of the government and carries out government functions in an impartial, consistent and accountable manner. It aims to remain neutral from political changes as civil servants have permanent jobs. The challenges in restructuring public administration according to the demands of federalism are discussed.
HRDC Child Protection & Safeguarding Field Modality 2018Bikash Singh
As a tertiary level service provider in disability management, HRDC staff are child-centric in their approach to rehabilitation process in view of HRDC’s robust child protection and safeguarding policy (CPSP) which was also audited by the CBM International Office. HRDC serves children with physical disabilities on an inpatient and outpatient basis as they recover
from impairment in different level of functionalities regardless of geographical and political boundaries. Delivering excellent care and education is our continuous pursuit. Staff members and guardians of the children encouraged to recommend changes, sharing feedback, and learn from the peers. Open communication and a culture of collaboration lead to best
possible outcomes.
This document discusses online child abuse and provides information about its forms, prevalence in Nepal, and relevant laws against it. It defines online child abuse and lists common forms like engaging children in sexual conversations or sharing their sexual images online. It highlights statistics from studies in Nepal that found high rates of children experiencing online harassment. It also outlines potential impacts on children's mental health and behaviors. Finally, it lists some key Nepali laws criminalizing online child sexual offenses.
The document discusses declining trust in journalism and media among readers. Readers are placing more trust in social media information over traditional news sources, as some media outlets prioritize content that favors their own interests and censor opposing views. While social media allows all opinions to be shared, it is also increasing people's attraction away from professional journalism. Journalism is also becoming less impartial as outlets favor party-aligned or factional reporting over public interest journalism. This partisan approach has weakened integrity and balance in reporting.
HRDC Child Protection & Safeguarding Policy Field Modality 2018Bikash Singh
1. This document provides guidance for community-based staff, volunteers and others to identify and prevent child abuse, especially for children with disabilities.
2. Children with physical disabilities are at higher risk of abuse. Identifying abuse can not only stop it but also minimize its impacts on the child's life.
3. The guide explains different types of child abuse and their signs, to help identify abuse and find appropriate solutions to prevent and address it. It also discusses raising awareness on child protection in relief camps.
The document summarizes the poor results of the SLC exams in Dhading district of Nepal. Some key points:
- Only 30.75% of total students in the district passed the SLC exams, which is a disappointing result.
- 4 schools had 0% pass rates, while many other nearby schools had pass rates below 4%.
- Only community schools achieved 100% pass rates.
- Stakeholders discussed the need to improve the entire education system in Dhading through effective planning. Political interference in schools and lack of parental involvement were cited as reasons for the poor performance.
याैन हिंसा तथा घरेलु हिंसा सम्बन्धी सूचना सामग्रीWOREC Nepal
कसैले कुनै महिलाको मञ्जुरी नलिई यौन सम्बन्ध राखेमा वा मञ्जुरी लिएर पनि अठार वर्षभन्दा कम
उमेरको कुनै बालिका वा किशोरीसँग यौन सम्बन्ध राखेमा त्यस्तो महिला वा बालिकालाई बलात्कार
(जवर्जस्ती करणी) गरेको मानिनेछ ।
The article discusses the changing nature of public administration in Nepal in the current context of debates around federalism. It notes that while the details of federalism are still being discussed, public administrators are debating how the structure and functioning of public administration would change if federalism is adopted. The civil service is the main administrative arm of the government and carries out government functions in an impartial, consistent and accountable manner. It aims to remain neutral from political changes as civil servants have permanent jobs. The challenges in restructuring public administration according to the demands of federalism are discussed.
HRDC Child Protection & Safeguarding Field Modality 2018Bikash Singh
As a tertiary level service provider in disability management, HRDC staff are child-centric in their approach to rehabilitation process in view of HRDC’s robust child protection and safeguarding policy (CPSP) which was also audited by the CBM International Office. HRDC serves children with physical disabilities on an inpatient and outpatient basis as they recover
from impairment in different level of functionalities regardless of geographical and political boundaries. Delivering excellent care and education is our continuous pursuit. Staff members and guardians of the children encouraged to recommend changes, sharing feedback, and learn from the peers. Open communication and a culture of collaboration lead to best
possible outcomes.
सिविस र यसका साझेदार संस्थाहरुले काठमाडौँ उपत्यकामा घरेलु श्रमिकको रुपमा काम गर्न बसेका बालबालिकाहरुलाई आफ्नै परिवारसँगै बसाउनका लागि असोज २०६८ (सन् २०११) मा पुनर्एकीकरण गर्न सुरू ग¥यौं । हामीलाई सम्पर्क गर्ने बालबालिका र अभिभावकहरुले यस्तो पुनर्मिलनका लागि सहयोग माग्नुभएपछि हामीले सहयोग ग¥यौं । यसका लागि हामीले बालबालिकालाई फेरि स्कूल जान सहयोग गर्यौँ भने उनीहरुका परिवारलाई आय आर्जनका लागि विभिन्न सिपमूलक तालिम तथा सहकारी मार्फत बिउ पूँजि पनि सहयोग गर्यौँ । आगामी दिनमा समुदायका महत्वपूर्ण व्यक्तिले यस्ता बालबालिका र तिनका परिवारलाई संरक्षण गर्न सहयोग गर्ने कुरा पनि हामीले सुनिश्चित गर्न चाह्यौँ ।
Returning home: Children and their parents talk about reintegrationRamesh Bhandari
This document discusses a rehabilitation program for child laborers and their families run by Laxmi and partner organizations. The program helped reunite children working as domestic laborers in Kathmandu with their families and provided support like education assistance, skills training for livelihoods, and ensuring community support for the children and families. Interviews conducted with participating children and families in 2072 found that the rehabilitation was effective. Children and families reported improvements like being able to live with family again, increased self-confidence and hope for the future, continuing education, and spending time with friends. Families also benefited from livelihood skills training, understanding the difficulties faced by working children, and a desire to be better parents and keep their children with them.
The document discusses a case related to a land dispute in Sankhuwasabha District Court where the court overturned its own previous verdict. Six people from Sankhuwasabha have filed a complaint with the Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority questioning the court's impartiality in overturning its own verdict, apparently due to financial irregularities. They have expressed doubts about getting justice and are demanding a judicial investigation into the matter.
1. Child marriage is defined as marriage before the age of 20 under Nepali law and is considered "child marriage".
2. Child marriage directly ends a child's education and access to opportunities, and increases risks of domestic violence, financial dependence, and inequality.
3. Child marriage legally and socially harmful and can negatively impact the physical, mental, and domestic violence risks for girls in particular. It can also affect childhood development and increase health risks for both mother and baby.
- The major political parties are divided into two factions over holding or obstructing the second Constituent Assembly elections scheduled for November 4. This has created a volatile political environment in Nepal.
- While the Election Commission and government are preparing for the elections, the disagreements between parties have prevented the formation of a peaceful election atmosphere. Parties are more focused on winning the elections rather than ensuring free and fair polls.
- The major parties like NC, UML and Maoists are carrying out campaigns targeting the elections while the opposition led by Maoists wants the elections postponed. This has created uncertainty over whether the elections will indeed take place on November 4.
1) The document discusses children's rights and defines a child according to international standards as anyone under 18 years old. It explains that children's rights include the basic requirements for their physical, mental, social and moral development like nutritious food, medical care, affection, protection and education.
2) It outlines the four main types of children's rights - the right to life, development, protection and participation. It then discusses the principles of non-discrimination, best interests of the child, survival and development, respect for the child's views and international and national laws relating to children's rights.
3) It emphasizes that while children are rightsholders, adults like parents, community, schools and local
The community initially had misunderstandings about the relief distribution from PACT Nepal, with people saying PACT would provide each household Rs. 50,000 and a bag of grain. However, after regular meetings between PACT staff and the community to explain PACT's objectives and that it does not provide direct cash relief, the community now understands PACT's role is to build disaster resilience, not provide cash. The community disaster management committee now clarifies any issues themselves. Regular interaction through the community listening center helped address the initial challenges around project implementation.
1. Local communities in Hupsekot municipality of Jajarkot district have organized mock disaster drills to improve preparedness for floods and landslides, which are common risks in the area.
2. Over the past seven months, five villages from different wards have been conducting regular trainings and simulations. In the most recent exercise, community members practiced search and rescue as well as first aid.
3. The drills aim to help communities coordinate an effective response in case of a real disaster. Organizers hope it will increase resilience and reduce risks from natural hazards like floods and landslides.
This document summarizes the key routes and paths for visitors to take to reach the lantern festival venue in Ekantakuna, Nepal from different areas of Kathmandu on New Year's Day. It identifies 30 main routes into the city and describes the landmarks and neighborhoods travelers would pass through on each route to navigate to the festival site. The festival is expected to attract around 10,000 visitors and will feature cultural performances, food stalls, and displays of local crafts and products. The goal is to provide entertainment and celebrate the new year.
1. The story introduces Chotu, a boy from a small village who struggles in his studies due to coming from a poor family with uneducated parents.
2. One day on his way to school, Chotu witnesses a chicken repeatedly trying to fly over a canal with food in its beak but failing and falling into the water.
3. This incident makes Chotu reflect on his own situation and whether he should give up on his studies like the chicken did not persist in its efforts.
This document discusses causes and prevention of pandemics. It defines a pandemic as a disease that spreads rapidly to many people over a wide geographic area. Factors like population growth, environmental degradation, and lack of clean water and sanitation have increased risks of pandemics. Historically, many deaths have resulted from pandemics of water-borne diseases like cholera, influenza, and diseases transmitted through air like tuberculosis. Poor and marginalized communities facing poverty, malnutrition, and lack of healthcare are most vulnerable. The document emphasizes the need for community preparedness, emergency response, and long-term management to control pandemics.
This document discusses causes and prevention of pandemics. It defines a pandemic as a disease that spreads rapidly to many people over a wide geographic area. Factors like population growth, environmental degradation, and lack of clean water and sanitation have increased risks of pandemics. Historically, many deaths have resulted from pandemics of water-borne diseases like cholera, influenza, and diseases transmitted through air like tuberculosis. Poor and marginalized communities facing poverty, malnutrition, and lack of healthcare are most vulnerable. The document emphasizes the need for community preparedness, emergency response, and long-term management to control pandemics.
The document discusses the importance of offices in organizations and the roles they play. It defines an office as a place where information is collected, analyzed, stored and disseminated in an organized manner to facilitate business operations. Offices serve as information hubs, communication channels and points of public interaction. They help coordinate various activities and ensure efficient administration. The key functions of offices include gathering, storing and sharing information, coordinating between different departments, and facilitating decision making.
This document provides an introduction to training and learning processes. It defines training as creating an environment for learning rather than just teaching from an expert. Effective training involves participation from both trainers and trainees, with both sides learning. Learning can occur through formal classroom settings but also through experiences and discussions. The goals of training are to gain new skills, behaviors, perspectives and knowledge through educational processes both formal and informal. Participatory training aims to facilitate discussions not just on content but also on power structures in society and how to empower marginalized groups through participation and social change. Preparation for participatory training includes understanding participants' expectations, analyzing social contexts and power dynamics, and facilitating critical thinking skills.
climate smart agriculture in Nepali - Copy.pptxSunitaTolangi
This document discusses climate-friendly (smart) agriculture. Some key points:
- Climate refers to long-term weather patterns over 30 years, while weather refers to short term conditions over days or weeks.
- Greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide trap heat in the atmosphere and cause global warming. Agriculture, livestock, and land use contribute around 24% of greenhouse gas emissions globally.
- The average global temperature has risen 1.5 degrees Celsius since 1850 due to increased greenhouse gases from human activities like industry, transportation, and agriculture. Further temperature increases are expected to have severe impacts.
1. The document discusses human trafficking and forced labor in Nepal. It notes that while in the past many Nepalis were trafficked to India for forced labor, now trafficking is increasing to other countries like Gulf states, Malaysia, and European nations.
2. It outlines government and NGO efforts to control trafficking in India but says trafficking is increasing challenges in other countries. Stronger legal provisions have been established against trafficking with penalties of 20 years imprisonment and fines of 2 million rupees.
3. The document analyzes factors behind increasing trafficking, including poverty, unemployment, lack of education, but also notes educated and middle-class families are also affected. Globalization and consumerism are also influencing trafficking trends.
यो कथा नेपाल सरकार, स्वास्थ्य तथा जनसंख्या मन्त्रालय, राष्ट्रिय स्वास्थ्य
शिक्षा सूचना तथा सञ्चार केन्द्रले आम सरोकारवालाहरुलाई, क्वारेन्टिन तथा
आइसोलेसनमा बसिरहेका, कोभिड–१९ बाट प्रभावित भएका व्यक्ति वा आम
समुदायमा मनोरञ्जन सँगै कोभिड–१९ का विषयमा सिकाइ हुन्छ भन्ने हेतुले
तयार पारि प्रकाशित गरिएको हो ।
This document provides guidelines for operating Early Childhood Development (ECD) classes. ECD classes aim to encourage family reunification and alternative livelihood opportunities for children engaged in domestic child labor. The classes use participatory child-friendly methods and aim to improve educational attainment and chances for family reunification. They are community-based and target children under 16 years of age engaged in domestic child labor who have been separated from their families. The guidelines discuss participant profiles, class structure, objectives, processes, and expectations.
This document is the Property Money Laundering (Prevention) Act, 2064 BS which was enacted by the Legislature-Parliament to prevent money laundering activities obtained through criminal acts. Some key points:
1. It defines money laundering and states that no person shall engage in money laundering or assist others in money laundering.
2. It lists various criminal acts such as drug trafficking, human trafficking, corruption, banking crimes, etc. whose proceeds if used to conceal the illicit source would constitute money laundering.
3. Any person involved directly or indirectly with the proceeds of criminal acts by acquiring, possessing, using or transferring such proceeds is considered to have engaged in money laundering.
1. The document discusses the story of a woman named Chelisa who was trafficked at age 13 and sexually abused for around 2 years before escaping.
2. It notes that despite estimates of 8000-8500 people being trafficked annually in Nepal, very few cases are reported to police. When victims cannot get justice, it is difficult to end trafficking.
3. It emphasizes the need for more effective implementation of laws and protection for victims to encourage reporting of cases, as many go uninvestigated due to lack of evidence and victims' inability to publicly pursue justice.
सिविस र यसका साझेदार संस्थाहरुले काठमाडौँ उपत्यकामा घरेलु श्रमिकको रुपमा काम गर्न बसेका बालबालिकाहरुलाई आफ्नै परिवारसँगै बसाउनका लागि असोज २०६८ (सन् २०११) मा पुनर्एकीकरण गर्न सुरू ग¥यौं । हामीलाई सम्पर्क गर्ने बालबालिका र अभिभावकहरुले यस्तो पुनर्मिलनका लागि सहयोग माग्नुभएपछि हामीले सहयोग ग¥यौं । यसका लागि हामीले बालबालिकालाई फेरि स्कूल जान सहयोग गर्यौँ भने उनीहरुका परिवारलाई आय आर्जनका लागि विभिन्न सिपमूलक तालिम तथा सहकारी मार्फत बिउ पूँजि पनि सहयोग गर्यौँ । आगामी दिनमा समुदायका महत्वपूर्ण व्यक्तिले यस्ता बालबालिका र तिनका परिवारलाई संरक्षण गर्न सहयोग गर्ने कुरा पनि हामीले सुनिश्चित गर्न चाह्यौँ ।
Returning home: Children and their parents talk about reintegrationRamesh Bhandari
This document discusses a rehabilitation program for child laborers and their families run by Laxmi and partner organizations. The program helped reunite children working as domestic laborers in Kathmandu with their families and provided support like education assistance, skills training for livelihoods, and ensuring community support for the children and families. Interviews conducted with participating children and families in 2072 found that the rehabilitation was effective. Children and families reported improvements like being able to live with family again, increased self-confidence and hope for the future, continuing education, and spending time with friends. Families also benefited from livelihood skills training, understanding the difficulties faced by working children, and a desire to be better parents and keep their children with them.
The document discusses a case related to a land dispute in Sankhuwasabha District Court where the court overturned its own previous verdict. Six people from Sankhuwasabha have filed a complaint with the Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority questioning the court's impartiality in overturning its own verdict, apparently due to financial irregularities. They have expressed doubts about getting justice and are demanding a judicial investigation into the matter.
1. Child marriage is defined as marriage before the age of 20 under Nepali law and is considered "child marriage".
2. Child marriage directly ends a child's education and access to opportunities, and increases risks of domestic violence, financial dependence, and inequality.
3. Child marriage legally and socially harmful and can negatively impact the physical, mental, and domestic violence risks for girls in particular. It can also affect childhood development and increase health risks for both mother and baby.
- The major political parties are divided into two factions over holding or obstructing the second Constituent Assembly elections scheduled for November 4. This has created a volatile political environment in Nepal.
- While the Election Commission and government are preparing for the elections, the disagreements between parties have prevented the formation of a peaceful election atmosphere. Parties are more focused on winning the elections rather than ensuring free and fair polls.
- The major parties like NC, UML and Maoists are carrying out campaigns targeting the elections while the opposition led by Maoists wants the elections postponed. This has created uncertainty over whether the elections will indeed take place on November 4.
1) The document discusses children's rights and defines a child according to international standards as anyone under 18 years old. It explains that children's rights include the basic requirements for their physical, mental, social and moral development like nutritious food, medical care, affection, protection and education.
2) It outlines the four main types of children's rights - the right to life, development, protection and participation. It then discusses the principles of non-discrimination, best interests of the child, survival and development, respect for the child's views and international and national laws relating to children's rights.
3) It emphasizes that while children are rightsholders, adults like parents, community, schools and local
The community initially had misunderstandings about the relief distribution from PACT Nepal, with people saying PACT would provide each household Rs. 50,000 and a bag of grain. However, after regular meetings between PACT staff and the community to explain PACT's objectives and that it does not provide direct cash relief, the community now understands PACT's role is to build disaster resilience, not provide cash. The community disaster management committee now clarifies any issues themselves. Regular interaction through the community listening center helped address the initial challenges around project implementation.
1. Local communities in Hupsekot municipality of Jajarkot district have organized mock disaster drills to improve preparedness for floods and landslides, which are common risks in the area.
2. Over the past seven months, five villages from different wards have been conducting regular trainings and simulations. In the most recent exercise, community members practiced search and rescue as well as first aid.
3. The drills aim to help communities coordinate an effective response in case of a real disaster. Organizers hope it will increase resilience and reduce risks from natural hazards like floods and landslides.
This document summarizes the key routes and paths for visitors to take to reach the lantern festival venue in Ekantakuna, Nepal from different areas of Kathmandu on New Year's Day. It identifies 30 main routes into the city and describes the landmarks and neighborhoods travelers would pass through on each route to navigate to the festival site. The festival is expected to attract around 10,000 visitors and will feature cultural performances, food stalls, and displays of local crafts and products. The goal is to provide entertainment and celebrate the new year.
1. The story introduces Chotu, a boy from a small village who struggles in his studies due to coming from a poor family with uneducated parents.
2. One day on his way to school, Chotu witnesses a chicken repeatedly trying to fly over a canal with food in its beak but failing and falling into the water.
3. This incident makes Chotu reflect on his own situation and whether he should give up on his studies like the chicken did not persist in its efforts.
This document discusses causes and prevention of pandemics. It defines a pandemic as a disease that spreads rapidly to many people over a wide geographic area. Factors like population growth, environmental degradation, and lack of clean water and sanitation have increased risks of pandemics. Historically, many deaths have resulted from pandemics of water-borne diseases like cholera, influenza, and diseases transmitted through air like tuberculosis. Poor and marginalized communities facing poverty, malnutrition, and lack of healthcare are most vulnerable. The document emphasizes the need for community preparedness, emergency response, and long-term management to control pandemics.
This document discusses causes and prevention of pandemics. It defines a pandemic as a disease that spreads rapidly to many people over a wide geographic area. Factors like population growth, environmental degradation, and lack of clean water and sanitation have increased risks of pandemics. Historically, many deaths have resulted from pandemics of water-borne diseases like cholera, influenza, and diseases transmitted through air like tuberculosis. Poor and marginalized communities facing poverty, malnutrition, and lack of healthcare are most vulnerable. The document emphasizes the need for community preparedness, emergency response, and long-term management to control pandemics.
The document discusses the importance of offices in organizations and the roles they play. It defines an office as a place where information is collected, analyzed, stored and disseminated in an organized manner to facilitate business operations. Offices serve as information hubs, communication channels and points of public interaction. They help coordinate various activities and ensure efficient administration. The key functions of offices include gathering, storing and sharing information, coordinating between different departments, and facilitating decision making.
This document provides an introduction to training and learning processes. It defines training as creating an environment for learning rather than just teaching from an expert. Effective training involves participation from both trainers and trainees, with both sides learning. Learning can occur through formal classroom settings but also through experiences and discussions. The goals of training are to gain new skills, behaviors, perspectives and knowledge through educational processes both formal and informal. Participatory training aims to facilitate discussions not just on content but also on power structures in society and how to empower marginalized groups through participation and social change. Preparation for participatory training includes understanding participants' expectations, analyzing social contexts and power dynamics, and facilitating critical thinking skills.
climate smart agriculture in Nepali - Copy.pptxSunitaTolangi
This document discusses climate-friendly (smart) agriculture. Some key points:
- Climate refers to long-term weather patterns over 30 years, while weather refers to short term conditions over days or weeks.
- Greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide trap heat in the atmosphere and cause global warming. Agriculture, livestock, and land use contribute around 24% of greenhouse gas emissions globally.
- The average global temperature has risen 1.5 degrees Celsius since 1850 due to increased greenhouse gases from human activities like industry, transportation, and agriculture. Further temperature increases are expected to have severe impacts.
1. The document discusses human trafficking and forced labor in Nepal. It notes that while in the past many Nepalis were trafficked to India for forced labor, now trafficking is increasing to other countries like Gulf states, Malaysia, and European nations.
2. It outlines government and NGO efforts to control trafficking in India but says trafficking is increasing challenges in other countries. Stronger legal provisions have been established against trafficking with penalties of 20 years imprisonment and fines of 2 million rupees.
3. The document analyzes factors behind increasing trafficking, including poverty, unemployment, lack of education, but also notes educated and middle-class families are also affected. Globalization and consumerism are also influencing trafficking trends.
यो कथा नेपाल सरकार, स्वास्थ्य तथा जनसंख्या मन्त्रालय, राष्ट्रिय स्वास्थ्य
शिक्षा सूचना तथा सञ्चार केन्द्रले आम सरोकारवालाहरुलाई, क्वारेन्टिन तथा
आइसोलेसनमा बसिरहेका, कोभिड–१९ बाट प्रभावित भएका व्यक्ति वा आम
समुदायमा मनोरञ्जन सँगै कोभिड–१९ का विषयमा सिकाइ हुन्छ भन्ने हेतुले
तयार पारि प्रकाशित गरिएको हो ।
This document provides guidelines for operating Early Childhood Development (ECD) classes. ECD classes aim to encourage family reunification and alternative livelihood opportunities for children engaged in domestic child labor. The classes use participatory child-friendly methods and aim to improve educational attainment and chances for family reunification. They are community-based and target children under 16 years of age engaged in domestic child labor who have been separated from their families. The guidelines discuss participant profiles, class structure, objectives, processes, and expectations.
This document is the Property Money Laundering (Prevention) Act, 2064 BS which was enacted by the Legislature-Parliament to prevent money laundering activities obtained through criminal acts. Some key points:
1. It defines money laundering and states that no person shall engage in money laundering or assist others in money laundering.
2. It lists various criminal acts such as drug trafficking, human trafficking, corruption, banking crimes, etc. whose proceeds if used to conceal the illicit source would constitute money laundering.
3. Any person involved directly or indirectly with the proceeds of criminal acts by acquiring, possessing, using or transferring such proceeds is considered to have engaged in money laundering.
1. The document discusses the story of a woman named Chelisa who was trafficked at age 13 and sexually abused for around 2 years before escaping.
2. It notes that despite estimates of 8000-8500 people being trafficked annually in Nepal, very few cases are reported to police. When victims cannot get justice, it is difficult to end trafficking.
3. It emphasizes the need for more effective implementation of laws and protection for victims to encourage reporting of cases, as many go uninvestigated due to lack of evidence and victims' inability to publicly pursue justice.
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