WOREC’s position paper on child marriage

WOREC’s position: 1) WOREC strongly condemns the practice of forced child marriage and recognizes that various forms of child marriage are evolving. WOREC thus believes, there are forced child marriage, arranged child marriage, self-initiative child marriage, elopements, etc. 2) There are various underlying root causes and consequences related to child marriage but barely the voices […]

Summary report on early and child marriage

Child marriage is prevalent in South Asia, as it is estimated there are 285 million child brides. At present 59% of women aged 20–24 in Bangladesh were married under the age of 18, 40% in Nepal and 27 % in India. Child marriage is regarded as one of the harmful traditional practice existing in Nepal […]

Socio-economic Impact of COVID-19 on Returnee Migrant Women Workers in Nepal

This survey was carried out withan attempt to explore how pandemic has affected the employment and income generatingopportunities of both returnee and non-returnee migrant workers.The survey with returnee women migrant workers enquired on issues related to wage theft, theirimpressions of quarantine shelters in Nepal, if there has been any change in their status withtheir family […]