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• Newar radio campaign helps push gov’t to compensate those affected by Kathmandu road expansion

  
  Newar Indigenous peoples displaced by a road expansion in Bhaktapur Municipality, Kathmandu Valley, have been promised compensation by the Nepalese government as a result of the local community’s activism, including a sustained public awareness campaign, according to WACC partner Radio Janasanchar. by Staff

  Posted March 19, 2019

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• ‘New window’ opens for Delhi’s migrant women, girls

  

  When the most devastating flood in Bihar’s history came in 1987, Renu Devi recalled that the rampaging waters and landslides had swept away people who were sleeping, along with their beds.

  Marites (Tess) Sison

  Posted March 14, 2019

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• All living beings have right to communicate, says WACC honorary life member

  

  The right to communicate must apply not only to human beings, but all living beings, says the Rev. Dr. Young-cheol Cheon, who was named one of WACC’s 12 honorary life members in 2018.

  by Staff

  Posted February 27, 2019

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