A Dalit family in Nepal remains stateless and denied basic rights after local officials refused to issue citizenship documents despite a court order mandating the process. Although the family has lived in the region for decades, they remain trapped in poverty and legal limbo because ward authorities continue to delay the necessary paperwork.
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A Dalit family in Nepal remains stateless and denied basic rights after local officials refused to issue citizenship documents despite a court order mandating the process. Although the family has lived in the region for decades, they remain trapped in poverty and legal limbo because ward authorities continue to delay the necessary paperwork.
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