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Nepal Labour Migration Report 2022
“Nepal Labour Migration Report 2022” launched on International Migrants Day

Kathmandu : Nepal’s Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Security, The International Organization for Migration(IOM), The International Labour Organization (ILO), and Safer Migration Programme (SaMI) jointly launched the ‘Nepal Labour Migration Report 2022’ on International Migrants Day (18/12). The report encapsulates the major trends and activities in the country’s labour migration

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Committee recommendations on arms licensing will be implemented: Home Minister Rabi
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GEFONT report: 21.7 per cent industries still do not pay minimum wage
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Supreme Court rejects writ petition against formation of Gandaki government
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NCC and Croatian private sector sign agreement on collaboration
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Maitighar hero CP Lohani passes away
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NHRC demands govt. to take effective measures to reduce fire related incidents
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3rd Investment Summit: Investments worth Rs 9.13 billion approved
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