Nepal: Expand Child Grant Program to All Families
Ensure Children’s Right to Social Security
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Ensure Children’s Right to Social Security
Ensure Fair Taxes, Accountability for Corruption
UN Expert Committee to Hear from Civil Society Groups; Refine Questions for Authorities
Expand the Child Grant; Include Informal Workers
Some Positive Steps on Social Protection, Transparency
72nd Pre-Session
Policies against Street Vendors, Landless People, Begging Violate Rights
Government and World Bank Should Invest in Rights-Based Social Protection
New Directive Expands Involuntary Hospitalization as Response to Houselessness
Workers’ Right to a Living Wage on the Ballot this November
With 40 percent of the population under 18 in Nepal, investing in children is more important than ever
International Event Highlights Urgent Need to Bolster Social Protection