Nepal, July 12 -- Victims of exploitative loan-sharking practices have resumed their "Walk for Justice Against Loan Sharking" from Janakpur to Kathmandu, demanding a permanent solution to problems related to usury and fraudulent loan documents.

The march, which began on July 10 from the historic Tirhutia Gachhi in Dhanusha, entered its fourth day on Sunday. According to Nirga Nabin, coordinator of the Joint People's Rights Front, the protesters have been covering an average distance of 25 kilometres a day.

By the fourth day, the group had reached Sarlahi and planned to travel through Rautahat, Bara, Nijgadh and Hetauda before arriving in Kathmandu.

Organised by the Central Committee of the Farmers and Workers Movement Against Loan Sha...