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No Time to Wait for Attitudes to Change in Ethiopia, the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Should Be Advanced Now
Haliya woman in front of her temporary house, cooking.
Haliya

New report: No substantial change in the lives of freed Haliyas in western Nepal
Nepalilainen nainen kirjoittaa valkoiselle taululle
Development

Freed Haliya Rehabilitation Program to resume after three years of coming to a halt
A Nepali woman standing in front of her simple home
Development

“Life is still very hard for the Haliya people despite being freed”, Mina Parki
Kaksi vapautettua maaorjanaista kirjoittaa paperille. Naiset katsovat iloisesti kameraan.
Development

New report: Only 15% of freed Haliyas, Nepal’s ex-bonded laborers, feel that the received rehabilitation package is sufficient
Freed Haliya woman Tulacchi Chaudhary sits in front of her home, being interviewed.
Haliya

Help desk supporting freed Haliyas: Tulachhi finally got her citizenship
Madan Damai, freed Haliya, sitting in a chair
Haliya

Haliyas with disabilities face double burden in struggle for their rights
Nepalilainen Janaki Lawad seisoo kotitalonsa edustalla neljän lapsensa kanssa.
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After 13 years, Janaki Lawad could soon be enlisted as a freed Haliya
Laxmi Kumari Luhar, 31
Article

Activist Laxmi Luhar wants to end the pain of the freed Haliya community
Panna Devi sits on the ground and writes with a pencil and a paper
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Nepal’s Haliya women are facing discrimination on multiple fronts
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Freed Haliyas brace for economic self-reliance
Advocacy

Significant EU funding granted for Felm to advance human rights in Nepal – an innovative mobile app to be used as a tool
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Freed Haliya Day: Let’s build a day of freedom