Regulatory void complicates child adoption process in Nepal
kathmandupost.com · Wed May 01 01:38:19 UTC 2024

While international adoptions have been banned over child trafficking and abuse concerns, domestic adoptions are also not easy.
Forty-year-old Anistha Shrestha, whose real name has been changed to protect her privacy, had been trying to have a baby for nearly a decade. Following the death of her first newborn in 2011, only 45 days after birth, and another miscarriage some 4 years later, she had all but given up hope. She was suicidal after her losses.
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