Nepal’s approach to protecting migrant workers lacks the nuance needed to seriously address abuse.
The devastating Nepal earthquake of 2015 and later the Covid-19 pandemic had something in common: both likely saw an increase in the migration of Nepalese sex workers.
Some did so as a result of trafficking or forced migration, others chose sex work or the entertainment in
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