For many domestic workers in Nepal, the home where they work is also the place where they are most vulnerable . Behind closed doors, they may face sexual harassment and abuse with little chance of being heard, let alone receiving justice. Unlike workers in offices, factories or other public workplaces, domestic workers operate in private households, where there are few witnesses, little oversight and limited avenues for reporting abuse.
Their silence is often mistaken for an absence of harassment. In reality, it can be a means of survival.
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