Mount Everest sherpa accident: 'Nothing has changed'
A year ago an avalanche in Mount Everest killed 16 Sherpa guides. It was the worst accident ever on the world's highest peak.
Sherpas stopped working after the accident, demanding a rise in pay, insurance and better safety regulation.
But one year on, their demands have still not been fully met. Many say there has only been a minimal rise on insurance and other benefits,
Mahesh Acharya, from BBC Nepal, spoke to Sherpas, relatives and government officials in Kathmandu.
21 Apr 2015
- From the section South Asia