-
Kamaiya and
Kamlari (also
called Kamalari) were two
traditional systems of
bonded labour practised in the
western Terai of Nepal. Both were abolished...
- land. The
Tharu people became bonded labourers in a
system also
known as
Kamaiya. In 1854, Jung
Bahadur Rana
enforced the so-called
Muluki Ain, a General...
- later, ****stan also p****ed a
similar act in 1992 and
Nepal p****ed the
Kamaiya Labour (Prohibition) Act in 2002.
Despite the fact that
these laws are...
- be "amusing".
Estates of the
realm Inter-caste
marriages in
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Kamaiya Priestly caste Propiska Social exclusion Warrior caste Described as a "Dalit...
- of this abolition, however, has been questioned. Haruwa–charuwa
system Kamaiya and
kamlari "Agricultural
bonded labour in
Baitadi District Far Western...
-
bonded labour has
persisted in Nepal, in
other forms. In
western Nepal,
kamaiyas are male workers,
usually of
Tharu or
Dalit caste groups,
bonded to a landlord...
-
outlawed the
institution in the 1950s, and
Nepal its Haliya, Haruwa–charuwa,
Kamaiya and
kamlari systems in the 2000s.
After the
British government p****ed legislation...
- with
Tharu in
Western Nepal to
fight illiteracy,
bonded labor from the
Kamaiya system, and a
number of
other issues in the region. The
group received...
- slavery-like conditions. The haruwa–charuwa
system is
similar to the
Haliya and
Kamaiya systems of
western Nepal.
Another term, kodarwa, is
often used to refer...
-
including India, Nepal, and
several Chinese provinces.[citation needed]
Kamaiya, the
bonded labour system in
neighbouring Nepal, was
formally abolished...
