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Child exploitation by the Maoists

16 June 2009 370 views 2 Comments

The exploitation of children in Nepal has been a concern to the international community for a long time. What are all those organizations in Nepal working as NGO’s (non government organization) and INGO’s (international non government organizations) making tons of money doing at a time where kids who should be in school with books in their hands are fighting with weapons on the streets of Kathmandu as Maoists warriors. In the early days Nepal’s carpet industry crashed in the international market for using child labor to a limit where the industry was almost shut down and these NGO’s and INGO’s played a major role in all of it. Now that the Maoists are exploiting the children by involving them is acts of terrorism, why are they just watching as if they have been blindfolded and not taking action of any kind against the Maoists for exploitation of children. Child exploitation of all kinds have to stop and everyone has to stand up against it.

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  • Bishal Shah said:

    This is a very interesting piece based on facts. Exploitation of the children is definitely ac act of terrorism. Maoists were terrorists and still, it is terrorist group.
    Terrorists should not be allowed to enter in politics. They should get punishment. Its high ranking executioners should get severe punishment.

    Bishal Shah,

    New York

    # 26 June 2009 at 6:42 pm
  • Rajendra Danuwar said:

    Bishal shah, you and the editor of this magazine are trying to defame Maoists. You will be punished severly. We will keep you in our jail. Or, if you wish to die, we will manage for that. if you keep on writing against Maoists, PLA or YCL, your family will be in danger. We know your location in Nepal.

    Rajendra Danuwar,
    Member, Maoists Party Trade Union,
    Sanepa, Lalitpur, Nepal.

    # 27 June 2009 at 12:45 am

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