This is very true. land grabbing in the name of culture and tradition has been already a challenging discourse for many societies. now the institutional and organised way of land grabbing and pushing women further away from means of production. until and unless the State takes a vision that supports its people to protect their basic rights and adopt proper land management system, there will be no land remains to enjoy as our land. in Nepal, there are certain indigenous nationalities, they calim themselves as "son of the land". in such scenario, even the land rights of the men and community will be at risk.....
This is very true. land grabbing in the name of culture and tradition has been already a challenging discourse for many societies. now the institutional and organised way of land grabbing and pushing women further away from means of production. until and unless the State takes a vision that supports its people to protect their basic rights and adopt proper land management system, there will be no land remains to enjoy as our land. in Nepal, there are certain indigenous nationalities, they calim themselves as "son of the land". in such scenario, even the land rights of the men and community will be at risk.....