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Empower Nepali women workers for equality, dignity, and self-reliance globally

Aaprabasi Mahila Kamdar Samuha (AMKAS), also known as the Returnee Women Migrant Workers’ Group, is a civil society organization led and operated by returnee women migrant workers. Established in 2016 by a group of well-known and experienced Nepali migrant rights activists, AMKAS advocates for the rights and interests of Nepali migrant workers, both in their home country and in destination countries, with the firm belief that ‘Migrant Rights are Human Rights’.

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OUR IMPACT

Our Impact

100K

Women are working abroad

5M

Impact from our services and activities

5M

Women still need our help/support abroad and in Nepal

20K+

Women have been justified through our services

Programs

We are empowering women society, for everyone and forever.

Shelter Home

As a part of both preventive and curative actions against violation of human rights of the...

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International Domestic Workers Day

AMKAS Nepal commemorating International Domestic Workers Day with Returnee Women Migrant Workers & High school students.

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Networking Meeting

AMKAS Nepal’s Executive members visited Nuwakot district and conducted a fascinating Networking meeting with Returnee Women...

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Sunaulo Mauka

AMKAS Nepal implemented the “Sunaulo Mauka” Project to promote greater income security, and safer, more productive...

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International Women’s Day 2021 Celebration

AMKAS Nepal celebrated International Women’s Day 2021. We deserve this celebration empowering our members - the...

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ToT Training

AMKAS Nepal conducted TOT training at Bhaktapur which passed down the knowledge from master trainers to...

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Support Nepali women victimized while working abroad. Donate today.

March 8th, also known as International Women’s Day, is the day to recognize and celebrate women's rights. To honor the spirit of Women's Day, we focus on all women, especially those in Nepal, who should be treated equally and be free from violence. Most Nepali people decide to go abroad to support themselves and their families. They fly to another country without any bags. However, 80% of them are vulnerable women. Your help may save Nepali women from risky adventures when they decide to go abroad to earn a living.

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