Indian Nationals Rescued from Forced Labor in Nepal
Twenty-three Indian nationals, including men, women, and children, were rescued from forced labor at a brick kiln in Nepal's Madhesh province. The operation was led by the Human Rights Commission Madhesh Province and local police after receiving online complaints. Legal actions are pending against the kiln's owner.
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In a significant operation, twenty-three Indian nationals have been rescued from a brick kiln in Nepal's Madhesh province, according to local police reports.
The Human Rights Commission Madhesh Province, in collaboration with district police, acted on an online complaint of forced labor and exploitation, leading to the successful rescue of these individuals from Baba Dharmaraj Brick Kiln.
The group, comprising twelve women, seven men, and four children, hailed from Assam, India. Authorities plan to return them to their families and pursue legal actions against the brick kiln owner.
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