A recent full verdict from the Kathmandu District Court revealed a network that defrauded hopeful migrants by falsely promising resettlement in the United States. While the court has awarded Rs 153.8 million (approximately $1.2 million) in compensation to victims of the Bhutanese refugee scam, 53 complainants have been excluded from receiving any funds. The details of the scheme, targeting Bhutanese refugees, were thoroughly outlined in the court’s decision. This ruling marks a significant development in the case, offering some relief to those who lost money to the fraudulent operation. However, the exclusion of over fifty individuals highlights ongoing challenges in ensuring justice and equitable compensation for all victims. The Kathmandu District Court’s judgment underscores the vulnerability of refugees to exploitation and the importance of robust protections against migrant fraud. The investigation into the network responsible for the scam continues, as authorities work to identify and prosecute all those involved.