Women labour migrant returnees and their changing roles in Nepal

This paper examines how the women foreign labour migrant looking at shifts in gender roles after returning to home from standpoint of family structure, public and factors bring changes. It also explores returnee are perceived society. Chautara Duwachaur villages Sindhupalchowk district were selected as studied area. Data collected fromforty female who have returned labor. Informations household survey, Interviews Key informant Interview methords. Drastically change means communication its accessibility, higher level income economic empowerment key for shifting role. has not been a drastic difference between abroad. Thus, structure ethnicity determinant changing In nuclear was seen significant comparison joint families. Women ethnic groups enjoy relatively more social freedom compared higher-caste such Brahmins Chhetri. The major challenge migration is image creating workers “victims’’ deeply rooted socio-economic structures Nepal.