"GenZ-related protests"

#13031606

27 November 2025

Workers from the Department of Roads repaint lane markings and curbside stones around the Singha Durbar area in Kathmandu, Nepal, on November 27, 2025. The lanes fade due to vehicle emissions, dust, and prolonged wear, prompting fresh road marking and maintenance works across Singha Durbar. The area, home to Nepal's central administrative complex, recently witnesses heightened security and public attention following the GenZ-related protests in September.

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#13031607

27 November 2025

Workers from the Department of Roads repaint lane markings and curbside stones around the Singha Durbar area in Kathmandu, Nepal, on November 27, 2025. The lanes fade due to vehicle emissions, dust, and prolonged wear, prompting fresh road marking and maintenance works across Singha Durbar. The area, home to Nepal's central administrative complex, recently witnesses heightened security and public attention following the GenZ-related protests in September.

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#13031608

27 November 2025

Workers from the Department of Roads repaint lane markings and curbside stones around the Singha Durbar area in Kathmandu, Nepal, on November 27, 2025. The lanes fade due to vehicle emissions, dust, and prolonged wear, prompting fresh road marking and maintenance works across Singha Durbar. The area, home to Nepal's central administrative complex, recently witnesses heightened security and public attention following the GenZ-related protests in September.

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#13031609

27 November 2025

Workers from the Department of Roads repaint lane markings and curbside stones around the Singha Durbar area in Kathmandu, Nepal, on November 27, 2025. The lanes fade due to vehicle emissions, dust, and prolonged wear, prompting fresh road marking and maintenance works across Singha Durbar. The area, home to Nepal's central administrative complex, recently witnesses heightened security and public attention following the GenZ-related protests in September.

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#13031611

27 November 2025

Workers from the Department of Roads repaint lane markings and curbside stones around the Singha Durbar area in Kathmandu, Nepal, on November 27, 2025. The lanes fade due to vehicle emissions, dust, and prolonged wear, prompting fresh road marking and maintenance works across Singha Durbar. The area, home to Nepal's central administrative complex, recently witnesses heightened security and public attention following the GenZ-related protests in September.

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#13031613

27 November 2025

Workers from the Department of Roads repaint lane markings and curbside stones around the Singha Durbar area in Kathmandu, Nepal, on November 27, 2025. The lanes fade due to vehicle emissions, dust, and prolonged wear, prompting fresh road marking and maintenance works across Singha Durbar. The area, home to Nepal's central administrative complex, recently witnesses heightened security and public attention following the GenZ-related protests in September.

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#13031615

27 November 2025

Workers from the Department of Roads repaint lane markings and curbside stones around the Singha Durbar area in Kathmandu, Nepal, on November 27, 2025. The lanes fade due to vehicle emissions, dust, and prolonged wear, prompting fresh road marking and maintenance works across Singha Durbar. The area, home to Nepal's central administrative complex, recently witnesses heightened security and public attention following the GenZ-related protests in September.

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#13031617

27 November 2025

Workers from the Department of Roads repaint lane markings and curbside stones around the Singha Durbar area in Kathmandu, Nepal, on November 27, 2025. The lanes fade due to vehicle emissions, dust, and prolonged wear, prompting fresh road marking and maintenance works across Singha Durbar. The area, home to Nepal's central administrative complex, recently witnesses heightened security and public attention following the GenZ-related protests in September.

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#13031619

27 November 2025

Workers from the Department of Roads repaint lane markings and curbside stones around the Singha Durbar area in Kathmandu, Nepal, on November 27, 2025. The lanes fade due to vehicle emissions, dust, and prolonged wear, prompting fresh road marking and maintenance works across Singha Durbar. The area, home to Nepal's central administrative complex, recently witnesses heightened security and public attention following the GenZ-related protests in September.

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#13031621

27 November 2025

Workers from the Department of Roads repaint lane markings and curbside stones around the Singha Durbar area in Kathmandu, Nepal, on November 27, 2025. The lanes fade due to vehicle emissions, dust, and prolonged wear, prompting fresh road marking and maintenance works across Singha Durbar. The area, home to Nepal's central administrative complex, recently witnesses heightened security and public attention following the GenZ-related protests in September.

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#12882546

19 October 2025

Nepali passport applicants wait for their turn at various counters of the Department of Passport to get their passports issued in Kathmandu, Nepal, on October 19, 2025. Nepal delivers at least 5,000 passports daily throughout the country, but the vandalism and arson of various service-related offices during the Gen-Z protest delay the process, according to officials. Nepalis get their passports issued to go to Gulf countries in search of job opportunities. According to data from the Department of Foreign Employment, nearly 84,000 Nepalis leave the country for work in a single month, from mid-November to mid-December 2024, marking the highest figure recorded in the country's history of labor migration. As per the official numbers released by the department, a record-high number of Nepalis leave the country for employment between mid-November to mid-December (Mangsir, 2081 BS). Within a month, 83,933 Nepalis receive work permits from the Department of Foreign Employment, opening ways for them to travel to 96 countries. This data includes 70,500 men and 13,433 women, through both individual and institutional channels. Gulf countries share much of the portion, among which the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, and Qatar stand atop the list.

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#12882547

19 October 2025

Nepali passport applicants wait for their turn at various counters of the Department of Passport to get their passports issued in Kathmandu, Nepal, on October 19, 2025. Nepal delivers at least 5,000 passports daily throughout the country, but the vandalism and arson of various service-related offices during the Gen-Z protest delay the process, according to officials. Nepalis get their passports issued to go to Gulf countries in search of job opportunities. According to data from the Department of Foreign Employment, nearly 84,000 Nepalis leave the country for work in a single month, from mid-November to mid-December 2024, marking the highest figure recorded in the country's history of labor migration. As per the official numbers released by the department, a record-high number of Nepalis leave the country for employment between mid-November to mid-December (Mangsir, 2081 BS). Within a month, 83,933 Nepalis receive work permits from the Department of Foreign Employment, opening ways for them to travel to 96 countries. This data includes 70,500 men and 13,433 women, through both individual and institutional channels. Gulf countries share much of the portion, among which the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, and Qatar stand atop the list.

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#12882548

19 October 2025

Nepali passport applicants wait for their turn at various counters of the Department of Passport to get their passports issued in Kathmandu, Nepal, on October 19, 2025. Nepal delivers at least 5,000 passports daily throughout the country, but the vandalism and arson of various service-related offices during the Gen-Z protest delay the process, according to officials. Nepalis get their passports issued to go to Gulf countries in search of job opportunities. According to data from the Department of Foreign Employment, nearly 84,000 Nepalis leave the country for work in a single month, from mid-November to mid-December 2024, marking the highest figure recorded in the country's history of labor migration. As per the official numbers released by the department, a record-high number of Nepalis leave the country for employment between mid-November to mid-December (Mangsir, 2081 BS). Within a month, 83,933 Nepalis receive work permits from the Department of Foreign Employment, opening ways for them to travel to 96 countries. This data includes 70,500 men and 13,433 women, through both individual and institutional channels. Gulf countries share much of the portion, among which the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, and Qatar stand atop the list.

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#12882549

19 October 2025

Nepali passport applicants wait for their turn at various counters of the Department of Passport to get their passports issued in Kathmandu, Nepal, on October 19, 2025. Nepal delivers at least 5,000 passports daily throughout the country, but the vandalism and arson of various service-related offices during the Gen-Z protest delay the process, according to officials. Nepalis get their passports issued to go to Gulf countries in search of job opportunities. According to data from the Department of Foreign Employment, nearly 84,000 Nepalis leave the country for work in a single month, from mid-November to mid-December 2024, marking the highest figure recorded in the country's history of labor migration. As per the official numbers released by the department, a record-high number of Nepalis leave the country for employment between mid-November to mid-December (Mangsir, 2081 BS). Within a month, 83,933 Nepalis receive work permits from the Department of Foreign Employment, opening ways for them to travel to 96 countries. This data includes 70,500 men and 13,433 women, through both individual and institutional channels. Gulf countries share much of the portion, among which the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, and Qatar stand atop the list.

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#12882552

19 October 2025

Nepali passport applicants wait for their turn at various counters of the Department of Passport to get their passports issued in Kathmandu, Nepal, on October 19, 2025. Nepal delivers at least 5,000 passports daily throughout the country, but the vandalism and arson of various service-related offices during the Gen-Z protest delay the process, according to officials. Nepalis get their passports issued to go to Gulf countries in search of job opportunities. According to data from the Department of Foreign Employment, nearly 84,000 Nepalis leave the country for work in a single month, from mid-November to mid-December 2024, marking the highest figure recorded in the country's history of labor migration. As per the official numbers released by the department, a record-high number of Nepalis leave the country for employment between mid-November to mid-December (Mangsir, 2081 BS). Within a month, 83,933 Nepalis receive work permits from the Department of Foreign Employment, opening ways for them to travel to 96 countries. This data includes 70,500 men and 13,433 women, through both individual and institutional channels. Gulf countries share much of the portion, among which the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, and Qatar stand atop the list.

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#12882553

19 October 2025

Nepali passport applicants wait for their turn at various counters of the Department of Passport to get their passports issued in Kathmandu, Nepal, on October 19, 2025. Nepal delivers at least 5,000 passports daily throughout the country, but the vandalism and arson of various service-related offices during the Gen-Z protest delay the process, according to officials. Nepalis get their passports issued to go to Gulf countries in search of job opportunities. According to data from the Department of Foreign Employment, nearly 84,000 Nepalis leave the country for work in a single month, from mid-November to mid-December 2024, marking the highest figure recorded in the country's history of labor migration. As per the official numbers released by the department, a record-high number of Nepalis leave the country for employment between mid-November to mid-December (Mangsir, 2081 BS). Within a month, 83,933 Nepalis receive work permits from the Department of Foreign Employment, opening ways for them to travel to 96 countries. This data includes 70,500 men and 13,433 women, through both individual and institutional channels. Gulf countries share much of the portion, among which the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, and Qatar stand atop the list.

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