Political Instability in Nepal

Political instability is defined as the process whereby the political life or atmosphere of a country or nation suddenly changes or fails. When the political situation of a state or region is not certain because it has a high possibility of changing or getting disturbed, then we say there is political instability in that state or region.

If the rights and freedoms of the people are not respected or are trampled upon, then it is very easy for instability to emerge. Political instability occurs when elections are not free and fair. Many countries have suffered from political instability because of unfair elections characterized by rigging of votes and intimidations during elections. An election that is not free and fair is one of the major causes of political instability in many countries across the globe. Another cause of political instability in a country is when the government decides not to be open and transparent.

Since long time Nepal is also facing the problem of political instability. Thus, we need to think of making Nepal Politically Stable.

 

 

Street Children’s in Nepal

Many Nepalese children run away to the capital in search of a better life. Some are lured by often false promises of high-paying jobs in tourism. The children are frequently referred to as khate, a derogatory term referring to scrap plastic collectors. There are estimated to be around 1500 street children in Kathmandu, predominantly boys, and the problem seems to be getting worse.

The conditions street children endure are arguably more debilitating than rural poverty. Homeless, they sleep in doorways, open shelters or unfinished buildings. Weakened and malnourished by a poor diet and contaminated water, few are without disease. Many sniff glue or become addicted to harder drugs. They’re regularly beaten by the police, and vulnerable to sexual violence and abuse.

So, trend must be avoided to save the lives of the street children’s in Nepal.

 

Animal Rights

Protection of animals from cruelty through requirements of humane treatment. Laws protecting animal rights proscribe certain forms of brutal and merciless treatment of animals in medical and scientific research and in the handling of and slaughter of animals for human consumption.

Some of the animal rights are:

No experiments on animals.

No breeding and killing animals for food or clothes or medicine.

No use of animals for hard labor.

No selective breeding for any reason other than the benefit of the animal.

No hunting.

No zoos or use of animals in entertainment.

Girl Trafficking in Nepal

Girls trafficking is literally defined as the buying and selling of girls illegally. Girl trafficking is a social crime in which innocent and illiterate girls from rural areas are sold inside the country or overseas either for prostitution or for forced labor.

Girl trafficking is one of the serious problems of Nepal. It is said that about 5000 girls are sold every year through different ways in Nepal. From rural areas, illiterate girls, who are suffering from poverty, are brought to cities by brokers on the pretext of good jobs. They are sold specially in various cities of India and forced to become a prostitute in a brothel.

A girl trafficking in Nepal is a serious problem mainly in remote areas. Although, girl trafficking in Nepal is occurring in the urban areas. Girl traffickers have made a complex network to supply the girls to the places of prostitution.  Girls trafficking in Nepal has stigmatized our dignity. This social crime invites many social disasters, and ruins. Nowadays, a fatal disease, AIDS has been spread rapidly because of girls trafficking, too. Girls trafficking results the entire violation of human rights. Therefore, girls trafficking adversely affects the prosperity of human civilization.

Girls trafficking proves to be a stigma of our country. It can be uprooted by making people conscious and everyone is responsible to solve this problem.