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Twenty-two Peace Corps Volunteers were sworn in by Ambassador Dean R. Thompson and the Peace Corps/Nepal Country Director Troy Kofroth to begin their two-year service in Nepal, on Thursday.
Kavre District in the foothills of the Himalayas has become known as kidney valley. Desperate for money, many workers in the region are being sucked in by 'cash for kidney' rackets.
Nestled in the heart of Nepal, the picturesque village of Karatoyatat has remained a well-kept secret, hidden away from the hustle and bustl... | News Track
Twenty-one Peace Corps Volunteers were sworn in by the US Ambassador to Nepal Dean R. Thompson and the Peace Corps/Nepal Country Director Troy Kofroth to begin their two-year service in Nepal.
Nepal’s National Human Rights Commission told the NewsHour that at least 150 people sold their kidney from a single village in the Kavre District, but only three cases were officially reported.