Tek Singh Bhat

In recent months, the rise of fraudulent job networks and scam centers in parts of Cambodia and Myanmar has put multiple nationalities, including Nepali migrants, at serious risk. Lured by promises of attractive employment opportunities, many individuals found themselves trapped in exploitative and unsafe conditions. In such critical situations, timely intervention and coordinated support become essential, and this is where the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) National Coordination Committee has played a crucial role. NRNA, through its national coordination committees and in close collaboration with diplomatic missions and partner organizations, has been actively working to ensure the safety and repatriation of affected Nepali citizens. These efforts go beyond emergency response; they reflect a deep commitment to protecting the dignity, rights, and well-being of Nepalis abroad. A recent example of this collective effort was witnessed on March 24, 2026. In coordination with the ...