Living on the Margins of Life: A Study about Street Children in Kathmandu, Nepal
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2013-05-21Type
Master thesisMastergradsoppgave
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Pokharel, PrakashAbstract
This thesis entitled ‘Living on the Margins of Life: A Study about Street Children in Kathmandu, Nepal’ is based on the idea that children rights, the most basic of human rights need to be discussed and promoted, since children are the future of the community, nation and the world. Indigenous peoples and their struggle for human rights is now a significant force, as the movement moves in a new era. In such a context, the main interest of this research work is the current situation of indigenous and minority children in capital city of Nepal. This work is mainly focused on the issue of street children in Kathmandu Nepal and the roles of different institutions to promote the issue of indigenous and minority children’s rights in Nepal.
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Universitetet i TromsøUniversity of Tromsø
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