NEWS How Nepal is Learning To Cope With the Psychological Toll of Its Missing webmaster 3 weeks ago KATHMANDU, October 12 (IPS) – Nearly three decades ago, in the final stretch of Nepal’s civil war, Dr Brandon Kohrt sat with parents whose sons had been conscripted as child soldiers and never returned. Read the full story, “How Nepal is Learning To Cope With the Psychological Toll of Its Missing”, on globalissues.org → Continue Reading Previous: In the Mekong Delta, a push to grow food with saltwaterNext: UN aid operation underway in Nepal following fresh floods Related Stories Air raid alerts and attacks on schools: the devastating face of education in Ukraine NEWS Air raid alerts and attacks on schools: the devastating face of education in Ukraine webmaster 5 hours ago Reviewing the UN Charter: Diplomatic Groundwork Should Begin NEWS Reviewing the UN Charter: Diplomatic Groundwork Should Begin webmaster 5 hours ago Gender equality pays off for business – so why are companies pulling back? NEWS Gender equality pays off for business – so why are companies pulling back? webmaster 5 hours ago Data Centres Store Hazardous Chemicals in Mexico NEWS Data Centres Store Hazardous Chemicals in Mexico webmaster 14 hours ago When the Young Stop Waiting: Europe’s Gen Z Is Sending Us All a Message NEWS When the Young Stop Waiting: Europe’s Gen Z Is Sending Us All a Message webmaster 22 hours ago Is Gender Bias at the UN Coming to an Inglorious End? NEWS Is Gender Bias at the UN Coming to an Inglorious End? webmaster 22 hours ago