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Nepal Asylum

Nepal is a country in the middle of a very unstable region.  As a result, many people both seek asylum in Nepal and flee Nepal seeking asylum elsewhere.

Political Persecution

Among Nepalis seeking asylum in the US, most are victims of political persecution.  The southern Tarai region is particularly unstable, as armed militias attack all sorts of political, social and ethnic groups.

The United States Department of State has stated that the most significant human rights problem in Nepal is unlawful, politically motivated killings performed by the government and security forces.

Outside the direct control of the government, Maoist groups have a long record of persecuting others on the basis of political opinion.  They attack members of minority political parties, minority ethnic groups, journalists, and other armed militias in the Tarai region.  They also have threatened many businesses and wealthy people in an attempt to raise money.

Religious Persecution

There are many religious groups in Nepal, but the vast majority of people are Hindu.  Hindu extremist groups have persecuted many minority groups, namely Tibetan Buddhists.  Nepali Buddhists rarely suffer this persecution.  Christian groups have grown in recent years, but their increased presence is sometimes seen as western imperialism and subjected to persecution.  The Hindu religion has a strict caste system, and sometimes people face discrimination on the grounds of caste.

Other Persecution

Violence against women is a huge problem in Nepal, but recent efforts by the government has brought some measure of accountability.  Still, there are many cases of domestic violence that go unreported and unpunished.  There have been several instances where brides have been killed or abused because she did not bring enough of a dowry to satisfy the husband.

Refugees in Nepal

Because of Nepal’s proximity to countries like Bhutan and China, many refugees are currently living in Nepal.  The Nepali government has a very inconsistent record with allowing refugees to resettle, even if the people are ethnic Nepali or Nepali speaking.  Many Tibetan Buddhists face religious persecution in Nepal.

If you or a relative is a Nepali in or outside of Nepal that fears persecution for religious, political, or other reasons, PoliticalAsylumUSA may be able to help you.  Call us at today.  We are available 24/7.

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Once asylum is granted, a person has the right to live and work in the US for the rest of his or her life. If the asylee has a spouse or a young, unmarried child outside of the US, he or she can apply to get them a visa to enter the US. After a year of being in the US on asylum status, an asylee can apply for a Green Card.

An asylee typically cannot return to his or her home country, except under certain circumstances. The logic of this is that, if you are granted asylum because you are truly afraid of returning, why would you want to return after being granted asylum?

At the Political Asylum USA, we are highly experienced in US asylum law. We have helped people from all over the world fleeing persecution to gain asylum in the US. Our attorneys, translators and support staff will work with you individually to give you the best chance of success possible. We know how difficult and heart wrenching the asylum process can be, and we will be with you every step of the way.

If you are afraid of persecution in your home country and would like to get help from a top New York Asylum Attorney, call the PoliticalAsylumUSA toll free at +1 (800) 560-1768.
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