But you are Nepali, you are our people

"I don't allow foreigners to enter my house and take pictures. I have young daughters you know. But you are Nepali, you are our people."_x000D_ _x000D_ Rinzen Gurung, Lo Manthang Resident — in Lo...

Published25 October 2013

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