Father of Deputy Speaker of Nepal’s Parliament Ruby Thakur on raising a family as a lifetime migrant worker
A son follows in the father's footsteps to become a migrant worker, goes viral with a poem dedicated to the sacrifices of the father
Nepali migrant workers want to live and just get by not only in Nepal but overseas as well
Tokyo High Court ordered $250,000 in damages to cook who died in police custody 8 years ago
Ball back in Malaysia court on its strict new migrant labour recruitment criteria
How survivors of the earthquake on 3 November 2023 have found new hope for the future in Malaysia
A Nepali returns from Korea to expand family’s horticulture business
Despite anti-immigrant sentiment, rich countries owe much of their success to the contributions of migrant workers
Nepal must recognise and protect its undocumented female domestics in West Asia while legalising migration
Two migrant workers take along their flute and shehnai as they leave for work overseas
Nepal’s migrant workers need better guidance to make the most of their time overseas for career growth
Before mobile phones, Nepali migrants sent cassette tapes back and forth to communicate
A year after the Jajarkot earthquake on 3 November 2023, survivors move overseas to earn and rebuild homes
Nepali Times resumes its Diaspora Diaries column, of which this is the 51st instalment
Nepal is a remittance economy, but it is mostly male migrants who get credit. What about the women?
Desperation to migrate collides with excessive police force
Migrant worker returns from Jordan, but now wants to go to Europe for the sake of his children
Rinji Rai, 47, had been in the labour recruitment business for two decades, connecting Nepali workers with employment overseas. His Marvelous…
But his skills in training camels and fluency in Arabic have not been much use back home
If nurse salaries and work conditions do not improve, we will have to ask why nurses stay, rather than why they leave.
Instead of making things easy for its citizens, the Nepali state excels at putting up obstacles every step of the way
Two generations of a migrant family are yet to break out of the cycle of poverty
For four high schoolers in Nepal, overseas work is the only way out of their station in life
The RSP has a responsibility to fulfil its pledge to improve the wellbeing of Nepali migrant workers
