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Showing posts with label Social. Show all posts

Saturday, July 1, 2017

Stop selling our girls | Anuradha Koirala | TEDxGateway

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Stop selling our girls | Anuradha Koirala | TEDxGateway

“Just imagine what would happen if your daughter was standing there. What would you do, how would you fight? So you have to join hands, you have to take each child as your daughter. Soon you will feel their sorrow and then you will feel the strength that comes out of you to protect them.” - Anuradha Koirala

Born in 14 April 1949 to Colonel Pratap Singh Gurung and Laxmi Gurung, Anuradha Koirala was brought up in a family that regarded providing services for humankind as the best form of pious work. She studied in Saint Joseph Convent School Kalimpong, India.
For more than twenty years, she taught English at various reputed schools of Kathmandu. Mother Teresa was the biggest source of inspiration to initiate a mission for the betterment of humankind. Therefore , in 1993 Ms. Koirala founded Maiti Nepal with the aim of providing services for both children and women who have endured untold pain and suffering, often in silence. Children ,girls and women were being trafficked within and from Nepal for commercial sexual exploitaion. She set up Maiti Nepal with a vow to put an end to this heinous crime.
On 25th November 2010 she was declared as CNN Hero of the year through global on line voting . Her victory as a CNN Hero is a pride and honour to the nation itself

This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.
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Thursday, June 22, 2017

2 migrant workers die in Saudi Arabia after accidentally inhaling toxic gas

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2 migrant workers die in Saudi Arabia after accidentally inhaling toxic gas
2 migrant workers die in Saudi Arabia after accidentally inhaling toxic gas
Two Nepali migrant workers in Saudi Arabia have died after accidently inhaling toxic gas that was being disposed.

According to the Riyad-based Nepali Embassy, the victims have been identified as Bal Krishna Basnet, 43, of Diktel-1, Khotang and Jhabindra Prasad Banjade of Dang who were working as drivers at Jubail-based Global Environmental Management Service Company.

Basnet had died on the spot while Banjade breathed his last while being taken to the hospital, informed the Embassy.

The company’s Safety Officer, in the wee hours on June 18, had found both victims lying unconscious beside the vehicle they were driving.

“They [victims] should have stayed in the safety room while disposing the toxic gas. But they seemed to have fallen asleep inside their vehicle with air-conditioning on,” said another Nepali migrant worker, “Wind then blew the gases towards the vehicle and it entered into the car through the air condition. The occupants breathed on it and were killed.”

The Embassy is yet to receive detailed report of the incident due to Eid holidays in the country.

source:: kathmandu post
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Wednesday, June 14, 2017

जथाभावी सडक पार गर्ने पैदलयात्रुको २०० जरिवाना हट्यो तर, क्लास लिनु पर्ने

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 जथाभावी सडक पार गर्ने पैदलयात्रुको २०० जरिवाना हट्यो तर, क्लास लिनु पर्ने
२९ जेठ, काठमाडौं । चर्को आलोचनापछि जथाभावी सडक पार गर्ने पैदलयात्रीसँग लिइदै आएको २०० रुपैयाँ जरिवाना हटेको छ । तर, कारबाही प्रक्रिया रोकिने छैन ।

गृहमन्त्री जनार्दन शर्माले मंगलबार प्रहरी प्रमुख र ट्राफिक प्रहरी महाशाखा प्रमुखलाई बोलाएर छलफल गरेका थिए । गृहमन्त्री शर्माको निर्देशन पछि नगद जरिवाना हटाइएको हो ।

अब जथाभावी सडक पार गर्नेलाई जरिवाना नगर्ने तर, क्लास लिनु पर्ने व्यवस्था गर्ने ट्राफिक प्रहरी महाशाखाको तयारी छ । महाशाखाका प्रवक्ता लोकेन्द्र मल्लले अनलाइनखबरसँग भने, ‘जथाभावी सडक पार गर्नेहरु धेरै नै घटेका छन् । अब हामी जरिवाना हटाउँछौं । तर, क्लास लिनुपर्छ ।’

जेठ १६ गतेबाट सुरु भएको यो कारबाहीमा झण्डै २० हजार पैदलयात्रु परिसकेका छन् ।

ट्राफिकको अभियान राम्रो भएपनि पर्याप्त जेब्राक्रसिङ नै नभएको र जनचेतनामूलक कार्यक्रम नै नगरी जरिवाना गर्न थालिएको भन्दै आलोचना भएको थियो ।

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Monday, June 8, 2015

133 Nepali families have migrated to India after the 7.9-magnitude earthquake

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133 Nepali families have migrated to India after the 7.9-magnitude earthquake
133 Nepali families have migrated to India after the 7.9-magnitude earthquake
According to our the surveillance centres operated along the border with India in Ilam, Kailali, Kanchanpur, Banke, Nawalparasi and Rupandehi districts, v rattled 39 of the mountainous nation`s 75 districts.
Children and Women are at a high risks of being trafficked to India, since most of the families affected by the earthquake are migrating to India.
Maiti Nepal's Border Surveillance Team of Kanchanpur, Mahendranagar has just intercepted 5 girls who were on the verge of being trafficked. According to the girls they were being taken to Punjab, India with the promise of a better job and a better life. Their families had been hit hard by the earthquake. They've been brought to Maiti's headquarters and will be re integrated to their families.
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Friday, May 29, 2015

After rigorous effort to provide relief supplies to the earthquake affected population, Maiti Nepal, has now entered the second phase to helping the earthquake survivors.

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After rigorous effort to provide relief supplies to the earthquake affected population, Maiti Nepal, has now entered the second phase to helping the earthquake survivors.
After rigorous effort to provide relief supplies to the earthquake affected population, Maiti Nepal, has now entered the second phase to helping the earthquake survivors. Countless people went homeless within minutes of the disastrous quake. The next phase will focus to rebuild the houses through the use of bamboos and galvanized sheets. The effort is to help the people live a normal life. People will no longer have to sit under the blistering sun, or bear the feral thunder, storm, or rain. The effort is just to make the people live in tranquility without any fear... without any harm.
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Sunday, May 24, 2015

On 25th April Ashmita was washing the dishes of the morning meal outside of her house when the deadly earthquake struck.

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On 25th April Ashmita was washing the dishes of the morning meal outside of her house when the deadly earthquake struck.
Ashmita Giri is originally from Dubochaur, Sindhupalchowk. She is a 13 years old, class 4 student of a school that is half an hour walk from her house. Studying is her obsession and she is one of the brightest students of her class who managed to stand first in her class last year. All her teachers are very fond of her.

On 25th April Ashmita was washing the dishes of the morning meal outside of her house when the deadly earthquake struck. Her 16 years old sister was with her and since nobody else was home that day, they realized that her 7 years old sister was indoors all by herself. While the ground was still shaking, they both rushed to rescue their youngest sister who was trapped in the fallen walls of their house. In their attempt to save her, both Ashmita and her elder sister were badly injured. But despite putting their lives at stake, the youngest sister died on the spot.


Ashmita’s father is a farmer while her mother is a housewife. With the desire to have a son, the poor mother, on the pressure of her husband persistently gave birth to six daughters. The eldest and the one next to her are already married while the rest of the four lived with their parents in gruesome poverty. Regardless of the hardships, all four managed to attend schools and were brilliant in studies. The brightest of them all, was their youngest daughter. Not only the earthquake took away all they had, but also took the life of their beloved daughter. She was the apple of everyone’s eyes and had a bright future ahead of her. Sadly, she had to leave this world without having to live much.

Ashmita has broken her leg and hand. Since she loves reading, the nurses in the clinic have provided her with many books which she fondly indulges in. Her elder sister who was injured with her was admitted in another hospital. She smiles faintly while speaking and when asked if the wounds still hurt her, she says ‘no’. The sisters at Maiti Nepal are taking a really good care of me and I feel at home, is what she had to say when asked about how she feels about coming to Maiti.

On the afternoon of Tuesday, 20th May, her mother had come to visit her. Tears of joy rolled through her cheeks. Having being bed ridden for weeks, she told her mother about how much she wanted to go out and play. Her mother thanked Maiti Nepal for the affection it has given to her daughter. She is hopeful about her and also conveyed Ashmita’s love for books and what a good student she is in school. Ashmita is gradually getting better and in few days, she will get rid of the plasters too. Becoming an engineer is what she dreams of, and Maiti Nepal will try its level best and help her to achieve what she aspires for.
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Saturday, May 16, 2015

Maiti Nepal with it's relief team went to Yello Gumba

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Maiti Nepal with it's relief team went to Yello Gumba
Maiti Nepal with it's relief team went to Yello Gumba

Maiti Nepal with it's relief team went to Yello Gumba
Maiti Nepal with it's relief team went to Yello Gumba yesterday where 400 families from Langtang had arrived, taking shelter in the monastery's premises. We provided them tarps, clean drinking water, water purifiers, ration and medical aid. Most of the families where suffering from conjunctivitis, diarrhea and fever. The houses of the families had been shattered by the avalanche that occurred due to the earthquake of 25.05.2015.
Maiti Nepal with it's relief team went to Yello Gumba

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Thursday, May 7, 2015

We just received five loaded trucks of relief materials from the people of Darjeeling to be distributed among the people affected by the earthquake.

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We just received five loaded trucks of relief materials from the people of Darjeeling to be distributed among the people affected by the earthquake.
We just received five loaded trucks of relief materials from the people of Darjeeling to be distributed among the people affected by the earthquake. We are very thankful to the group "The Darjeeling Chornicles" who helped to collect the relief materials in Darjeeling and have them delivered to us safely and securely. We will definitely make sure that all of these materials reaches to the hands of the individuals and families who have been the casualties of the calamity.
the people of Darjeeling

the people of Darjeeling

the people of Darjeeling

the people of Darjeeling

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Tuesday, May 5, 2015

Maiti Nepal in collaboration with Tents for Nepal organised a trip to Dolakha forming a Relief Team comprising of 7 international medics, Maiti's staffs and volunteers.

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Maiti Nepal in collaboration with Tents for Nepal organised a trip to Dolakha forming a Relief Team comprising of 7 international medics, Maiti's staffs and volunteers.
Maiti Nepal in collaboration with Tents for Nepal organised a trip to Dolakha forming a Relief Team comprising of 7 international medics, Maiti's staffs and volunteers. We have collected Tents, medicines, clothes and mostly food materials enough for 1000 families in Dolakha covering a population of altogether 5015 people. The food materials should be enough to feed them for 8-10 days. Our vehicles dispatched at early morning yesterday. Lets keep calm, united , vigilant through solidarity and consolidation of available resources for the people affected by this brutal catastrophe.
Maiti Nepal | Nepal Travel Book

Maiti Nepal | Nepal Travel Book

Maiti Nepal | Nepal Travel Book

Maiti Nepal | Nepal Travel Book

Maiti Nepal | Nepal Travel Book

Maiti Nepal | Nepal Travel Book

Maiti Nepal | Nepal Travel Book

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Sunday, March 8, 2015

Maiti Nepal Facilitated prominent women from different sector-for their contribution to the nepalese society

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Maiti Nepal Facilitated prominent women from different sector-for their contribution to the nepalese society
Maiti Nepal Facilitated prominent women from different sector-for their contribution to the nepalese society on the occasion of 105th International women's Day -Wish everyone Happy Women's Day
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Monday, March 2, 2015

Trafficker convicted with 10 years of rigorous jail terms and fined one hundred thousand rupees!!

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Trafficker convicted with 10 years of rigorous jail terms and fined one hundred thousand rupees!!
Trafficker convicted with 10 years of rigorous jail terms and fined one hundred thousand rupees!!
Trafficker convicted with 10 years of rigorous jail terms and fined one hundred thousand rupees!!

Bhaktapur district court of Nepal sentenced a trafficker named Tau Bahadur with 10 years of imprisonment. He was fined with one hundred thousand rupees. Additionally, he has to pay fifty thousand rupees as compensation to the survivor (plaintiff)
The man had sold the plaintiff belonging to Jagati, Bhaktapur for two hundred thousand rupees in Nagpur India. The perpetrator had enticed the plaintiff with fake assurances of job opportunities .Before being sold Tau Bahadur and his wife had brutalized the plaintiff with inhumane tortures and assault.
The plaintiff had to undergo repeated rapes. She was confined within a room and denied access to meet her son. Later she was rescued by Maiti Nepal.
Maiti Nepal facilitated the whole process of prosecution and ultimately the District Court of Bhaktapur granted Justice.
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Thursday, February 26, 2015

Protest Rally Against Acid Attack-25.02.2015

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Protest Rally Against Acid Attack-25.02.2015
Anuradha Koirala with students, they are protesting for Acid attack on Basantapur, kathmandu


Protest Rally Against Acid Attack

Protest Rally Against Acid Attack

Protest Rally Against Acid Attack

Protest Rally Against Acid Attack

Protest Rally Against Acid Attack
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Wednesday, February 25, 2015

The recent series of acid attacks to girls in broad day light within the capital is not only condemnable act but also a depiction of the loose security mechanism of the government

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The recent series of acid attacks to girls in broad day light within the capital is not only condemnable act but also a depiction of the loose security mechanism of the government
The recent series of acid attacks to girls in broad day light within the capital is not only condemnable act but also a depiction of the loose security mechanism of the government. If we do not speak out, this sort of misdeed can replicate in other places and proliferate as a culture of violence all over. In this context, a protest is an essential step to end this culture of violence and to ask government to take necessary measures before it is too late.
We would also like to thank all our supporters and well wishers who participated in the protest at such a short notice.
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Tuesday, February 24, 2015

Send Acid Attacker to Jail Immediately

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Send Acid Attacker to Jail Immediately
Send Acid Attacker to Jail Immediately
Send Acid Attacker to Jail Immediately.

We are united together with our colleagues.
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Sunday, February 22, 2015

The Ambassador of Qatar, His Excellency Ahmed Jasim Mohammad Al Hamar visited Maiti Nepal today.

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The Ambassador of Qatar, His Excellency Ahmed Jasim Mohammad Al Hamar visited Maiti Nepal today.
The Ambassador of Qatar, His Excellency Ahmed Jasim Mohammad Al Hamar visited Maiti Nepal today. He was informed about the current priorities of Maiti Nepal along with its long term vision and working modality. His Excellency was very concerned regarding the issue of trafficking that burgeons in the Nepalese Society as well as showed his earnest interest in the condition of Nepalese female migrant workers in Qatar. He took the matters concerned with Nepalese Females migrantsvery seriously and committed to provide supporting hands to improving their conditions.
Young children of Maiti Nepal showcased their talents in the honor of the ambassador of Qatar. He handed over stationery items to Teresa Academy; a school run by Maiti Nepal which is providing education to more than 400 underprivileged children from nursery to class 10.
Maiti Nepal would like to thank his Excellency for his kind visit at Maiti Nepal.
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His Excellency Ahmed Jasim Mohammad Al Hamar visited Maiti Nepal 

His Excellency Ahmed Jasim Mohammad Al Hamar visited Maiti Nepal 

His Excellency Ahmed Jasim Mohammad Al Hamar visited Maiti Nepal 

His Excellency Ahmed Jasim Mohammad Al Hamar visited Maiti Nepal 

His Excellency Ahmed Jasim Mohammad Al Hamar visited Maiti Nepal 

His Excellency Ahmed Jasim Mohammad Al Hamar visited Maiti Nepal 

His Excellency Ahmed Jasim Mohammad Al Hamar visited Maiti Nepal 

His Excellency Ahmed Jasim Mohammad Al Hamar visited Maiti Nepal 

His Excellency Ahmed Jasim Mohammad Al Hamar visited Maiti Nepal 

His Excellency Ahmed Jasim Mohammad Al Hamar visited Maiti Nepal 


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Wednesday, February 18, 2015

Stop selling our girls - Anuradha Koirala - TEDxGateway from Maiti Nepal on Vimeo

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Stop selling our girls - Anuradha Koirala - TEDxGateway from Maiti Nepal on Vimeo

One of the renowned Psychiatrist of Nepal Dr. P.P Sharma visits Maiti Nepal

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One of the renowned Psychiatrist of Nepal Dr. P.P Sharma visits Maiti Nepal
When we rescue survivors from different forms of trafficking. They have very severe health conditions. Most of them are traumatized and mentally disturbed. Maiti Nepal becomes a safe heaven for them, we provide them safe shelter, counselling and medical help. One of the renowned Psychiatrist of Nepal Dr. P.P Sharma visits Maiti Nepal's Sonja Kill Hospice located at Gokarna for the monthly follow ups, as a part of medical treatment.
Dr. P.P Sharma visits Maiti Nepal

Dr. P.P Sharma visits Maiti Nepal

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Social and Humanitarian Susceptivities

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Social and Humanitarian Susceptivities
Orientation had been conducted from 4-6 Feb 2015 by ‪MaitiNepal‬, Nepalgunj specially for the Police Officials of SSB- Seema Surakshaya Bal-India including local social activists, governmental agencies from Nepal emphasizing on the role of Governmental Agencies, NGO’s and local activists to fight against different forms of violence taking place related to Social and Humanitarian Susceptivities.
Social and Humanitarian Susceptivities

Social and Humanitarian Susceptivities

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