Squatting in Nepal occurs when people live on land or in buildings without the valid land ownership certificate (known as a Lal Purja). The number of squatters has increased rapidly since the 1980s, as a result of factors such as internal migration to Kathmandu and two decades of civil war.
Squatting in Nepal occurs when people live on land or in buildings without the valid land ownership certificate (known as a Lal Purja). The number of squatters has increased rapidly since the 1980s, as a result of factors such as internal migration to Kathmandu and two decades of civil war.
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