"My father worked for the rich of the village. He died poor. And I could not go to school. The government didn't help. The society didn't help. So I am still poor. And it looks like this is how it will continue for my children. When I was young the men in green uniforms came to my village and talked about change. Told us that no one could oppress us anymore. The government talks about change and I see them drive in shiny cars and live in palaces when people like us go hungry. I struggle everyday, hoping something better will come with the new constitution. But I am losing hope. Can you please make sure my story reaches the prime minister?" (Shiva Shanker Chaulagain. Jumla)
To the Prime Minister
"My father worked for the rich of the village. He died poor. And I could not go to school. The government didn't help. The society didn't help. So I am still poor. And it looks like this is how it...
"My father worked for the rich of the village. He died poor. And I could not go to school. The government didn't help. The society didn't help. So I am still poor. And it looks like this is how it...