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Trade unions urge government not to curtail their rights

Kathmandu, April 27: Various trade unions active in the civil service sector have urged the government not to reduce trade union rights in the Federal Civil Service Bill. They have demanded that full trade union rights be ensured so that all workers can organise and be members of the union
Human, trade union rights situation of education workers in Asia-Pacific…

The human and trade union rights situation of education workers in the Asia-Pacific region is found to be disappointing.

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Federal Parliament is committed to effective implementation of Dalit rights: Speaker Aryal
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16 percent of children are malnourished in Madhesh
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APF Nepal seize 774 EVs in suspicion of customs evasion
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Fire at Khwopring School guts property worth around Rs 5 million
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Seven injured as ambulance, mini-truck collide
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Emphasis laid on strengthening UN Development System
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Heatwave disrupts daily life across Terai as temperatures near 41°c
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