A Nepali migrant’s journey from working in a Doha garment factory to a US cruise ship
Many Nepalis leave because overseas jobs are more important than the ballot, others return because votes are more important than their jobs
Every time a disaster strikes Nepal, more migrants spend extended time abroad to save enough to rebuild
On Labour Day, May First, two stories of Nepali women who migrated overseas to support their families
A migrant worker remembers the worry when being so far away during the 2015 earthquake
“No one knows what I had been through in Lebanon. The troubles are mine to keep.”
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
"Here, all you have is hard work. You can eat only if you work hard."
Nepali Times resumes its Diaspora Diaries column, of which this is the 51st instalment
