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After Trump administration cuts to USAID funding, aid workers in Nepal have been forced to turn to sex work to survive. The cuts left organizations unable to maintain staff.
After Trump administration cuts to USAID funding, aid workers in Nepal have turned to sex work to survive. Organizations lost the funding to keep staff employed, and workers had no other income options. This is a direct human consequence of budget cuts—not an abstract loss of aid capacity, but workers in poverty turning to survival sex work.
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