Let youth come out from their hidden caves

concludes First Pre-volunteers Meeting of YFN

Kathmandu, July 14. "Youth should come forward from all hidden places in the nook and corner of the country, to collectively fight against all discriminations knowingly imposed upon it." A group of thirty youth concluded on Monday at Pre-Volunteers Meeting of Youth Forum Nepal, an NGO dedicating towards advocating, awaring and empowering young people.
"Today Kamal Nepali is one of the examples, there could be many other youth who are willingly contributing their daring performances in saving many human lives, but are denied to come in front of national limelight due to vicious circle of caste and ethnic discrimination." said Pralhad Giri, the chairperson of Youth Forum Nepal. "It's high time for us to expose those hidden heroes". Giri added.
On behalf of the pre-volunteers, Richa Bhattarai from National College remarked that youth have potentials but lack of opportunities, which has made the youth in absolute dilemma.
At the program, the advisor of Youth Forum Nepal Mr. Arjun Giri said that there is strong need of youth unity by all sectors to pressurize crucial issues to the concerned authorities.
Likewise, Senior Program Officer Mr. Shashi Bhushan Ray stressed the need of committed youth at Youth Forum Nepal, for devoting their commitment towards fostering youth awareness and empowerment.
The meeting was conducted by the Public Relation & Outreach Unit of the Youth Forum Nepal, with an eye to execute Youth Forum Nepal's youth advocacy programs.
The meeting was held at United World Trade Centre, Tripureshwor amongst the attendances of thirty youth activists. Interaction with the major youth activists and the pre-volunteers was the major attraction.