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- Sep 13, 2026
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Beyond Rescue: The Unmet Needs of Impacted Communities (opens the original)
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When we talk about disasters, the first images that come to mind are usually rescue operations, helicopters, relief materials, and people being moved to safety. These are critical components of a humanitarian response, but working in the field has made me realize that rescue is only the beginning. As the focal person for WOREC Nepal’s humanitarian response, I have been working closely with affected communities in Nuwakot, Dhading, and Rasuwa. WOREC has been present since the beginning of the res
World Humanitarian Day 2026: Disaster Does Not Discriminate—Society (opens the original)
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Modern humanitarian crises—whether floods, earthquakes, or pandemics—are not random acts of nature; they are diagnostic "stress tests" that expose and magnify pre-existing social fractures. The fallacy that disasters are "equal-opportunity disruptors" ignores the reality that societies distribute power and resources unequally long before a hazard strikes. Consequently, a person’s pre-existing social status dictates their "strategic baseline" of suffering. When the humanitarian system provides un
Banned to Death: The Politics of Protection in Nepal's Migration Governance (opens the original)
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For nearly three decades, Nepal has repeatedly turned to migration bans and restrictions under the guise of protecting women. Yet every new restriction imposed following a tragedy has yielded the same result: migration continues, but through more dangerous and less accountable routes. Rather than preventing exploitation, the state's protective approach has often pushed migrant workers beyond its reach. This contradiction took center stage at a policy dialogue jointly organized by WOREC and Brune
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