Nepal’s tea industry is brimming with potential but beyond its growth lies a complex web of challenges. SAAPE’s latest research uncovers deep-rooted inequalities in the

Kathmandu, Nepal—A regional convergence of food sovereignty campaign members from South Asia took place on March 20–21, 2025, in Kathmandu. Organized under the banner of

Jhapa, Nepal – On 11 March 2025, the Tea and Coffee Workers Union of Nepal (TCWUN) held a mobilization campaign in Jhapa district, aimed at

21 April, 2025 Bangkok Declaration in Support of a Comprehensive United Nations Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation Recognizing the immensity of illicit financial flows,

Hatton, Sri Lanka – SAAPE members active in defending/protecting tea plantation sector workers rights in Sri Lanka organized an event to discuss tea plantation sector

Kathmandu, 15 May 2025 – Ahead of the official Sagarmatha Sambaad, civil society organizations and grassroots movements convened for the Sagarmatha People’s Assembly: Voices from the Global South,

21 May 2025 Birtamod, Nepal On International Tea Day 2025, Koshi Province hosted a crucial discussion on the challenges facing tea plantation workers, titled “Social Dialogue

Kathmandu, Nepal May 15–19, 2025 The 2nd Asian Conference on Finance, held in Kathmandu and organized by the Asian Peoples’ Movement on Debt and Development (APMDD), brought

Kalorkot, District Bhakkar – On 4th May 2025, a powerful and spirited convention of landless peasants took place at the Rakh Ghulam Peasants Farm, organized

On April 17, 2025, as part of the global observance of International Farmers Day, thousands of small-scale farmers, landless peasants, and rural workers across Pakistan

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