Evicted landless families demand resettlement, land ownership rights
Summary
Evicted landless families from various informal settlements in Kathmandu Valley demand resettlement and land ownership rights, highlighting poor living conditions at holding centers and calling for an independent investigation.
Key Points
- Landless families evicted from informal settlements in Kathmandu Valley submitted a memorandum demanding resettlement and land ownership rights.
- They allege forced eviction without proper alternatives or compensation, disrupting livelihoods and access to education and healthcare.
- The memorandum highlights severe shortages of basic health services, safety concerns, and the death of a resident due to lack of treatment.
- The victims demand an immediate halt to eviction drives without alternatives, fair loss assessments, adequate relief, and an independent investigation into demolition officials.
