The dangers of leaving Nepal to find work

The program ‘Our Organization’ is one of the most popular programs of 3 Angels Community Radio (3ACR). This program has been airing every Sunday for 5 years. In this program, the vision, mission and goals of local government and non-government organizations are discussed. This is a way to share with local communities, organizations that they are there to help with legal employment opportunities and safe travel options.

Nowadays, human traffickers are using foreign employment as an avenue to trap the young Nepali boys and girls. Because of Nepal’s low economic status, unemployed Nepalese younger generations are compelled to choose to go for foreign employment services. Seeing the vulnerability of Nepalese people, many employment companies are now being registered. According to government statistics, every day around 1,200 to 1,500 young Nepali people are flying out of Nepal through airports. Some of them are sent by illegal agents or human traffickers.

Palav [name changed] was invited as a guest speaker. Being a work force company officer, he has sent many Nepalese in various foreign countries. There was good discussion on the foreign employment issue and the challenges faced by foreign migrant workers. At the end of the discussion he has promised to report any trafficking incidents he finds in his industry by agents who have been influenced by traffickers to lie to girls. It is hoped that inviting such personalities in our radio program and airing their voice helps makes them responsible in their work.

PHOTO – Anjana KC [in the dark blue top] is an advocate for women and was also interviewed this past quarter in the ‘Nepali Daughter’ radio program.

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Children Need Radio Shows Too: The Children Garden Program

Our partner radio platform in Nepal, 3 Angels Community Radio, is known for airing development-oriented programs that help educate and spread awareness about relevant issues. Moreover, we advocate happiness and positivity in our channel. One of the programs that do this is The Children Garden.




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3ACR Provides Lifeline to Human Trafficking Victim

Remely* (name changed for privacy), a Nepali woman who had initially sought better opportunities in Dubai, found herself trapped in an unfortunate situation where she became a victim of human trafficking and exploitation. Remely had been employed at "Dohori Sanjh," a venue in Pokhara known for live singing and dancing performances but is actually a place for luring girls into prostitution.




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Talk Show and Day Celebration

The existence of gender-based violence remains widespread in Nepali society. There are many women who have witnessed instances of gender-based violence within their families, communities, and cultures. 

During the 16-day campaign against gender violence, the radio aired a program each day in order to...




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Laxmi's Views on Trafficking

Laxmi K.C is a teacher at a government school in Nepal. She is fascinated with the work of 3 Angels Nepal, and she shared that there she was not educated about human trafficking when she was in school. Fast forward today, and her eyes are opened to the many girls who fell victim...




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Rescued Victim Gets a Rare Opportunity

There are moments in life when it is hard to believe why bad things happen and that is what exactly *Sharmaine (name changed for privacy) felt when she became a victim. The incident traumatized her, and she was on the verge of committing suicide.

The police referred her to 3 Angels Nepal...




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Husband and Wife Reunites

The 3 Angels Community Radio (3ACR) team has played a significant role in solving women’s issues relating to domestic violence. Ramita told us that she was abused by her husband and family members. She belongs to the lower caste in...