Nepal Considers Maternity Leave Extension Amid Declining Population Growth Rate
The Nepalese government is considering amendments to the Safe Motherhood and Reproductive Health Rights Act, 2018, to extend paid maternity leave to six months and paternity leave to 42 days. The move aims to address the country's declining population growth rate, which has been a concern for policymakers. The proposed changes are part of efforts to encourage family planning and support working parents, potentially contributing to a more favorable demographic landscape in Nepal.
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