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Joint Submission to the Human Rights Council for the 37th Session of the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) Nepal

LWF Nepal, Felm, FCA, LCWS, CAHURAST, RMHSF, SUS · 2020

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Record details

Study population
Marginalized groups including Kamaiyas, Haliyas, Kamlaris, Dalits, Santhals, and PwDs
Geography
Nepal
Sample size
3,841 respondents (2,395 women, 1,445 men) and 120 duty bearers
Method
Qualitative / mixed methods: Consultations, FGDs, semi-structured interviews, and secondary data analysis of government and human rights priorities
Labour system
Kamaiya, Haliya, Kamlari
Themes
Land & livelihoods, Gender & social exclusion

Recorded findings

  • 97% of freed Haliyas are from Dalit groups. Freed Haliyas face severe abuse, including beatings, forced starvation, and humiliation as punishment.

Repository note

Recommends a national survey to ensure all freed Haliyas are registered and have access to land and housing where they have resided for the last 10 years.

Citation

Joint Submission No. 29. (2020). Joint submission to the Human Rights Council for the 37th session of the Universal Periodic Review: Nepal.

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