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The number one child disappearance rate in the world
Running for Education
Nepal is one of the poorest countries in the world.
65% of the population can not read or write.
From primary school age, they are considered old enough to work and to help support their family.
Girls, not considered to be of intellectual value, are often entirely denied the benefits of an education. Trafficking in women and child labor remain serious problems.
As a result, the Nepalese identity is at risk of disintegrating, crippling Nepal as its people try to maneuver in today's world.
65% of the population can not read or write.
From primary school age, they are considered old enough to work and to help support their family.
Girls, not considered to be of intellectual value, are often entirely denied the benefits of an education. Trafficking in women and child labor remain serious problems.
As a result, the Nepalese identity is at risk of disintegrating, crippling Nepal as its people try to maneuver in today's world.
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