Tin mahale of The Safer Motherhood and Reproductive Health Rights Act reviewed by the Nepal Disabled Women Association has been discussed with the members of the Education Health and Information Technology Committee (EHIT) of the Federal Parliament on 9 July 2024. During the discussion, the MPs committed to discussing the sensitive and specific issues of… Read more Discussion of Reviewed SRHR act with EHIT Committee of Federal Parliament

Nepal Disabled Women Association NDWA handed over the tin mahale (three columns) of the Safer Motherhood and Reproductive Health Rights Act to the Parliamentarians on 5 July 2024. Tin mahale of the Safer Motherhood and Reproductive Health Rights Act revised from the perspectives of women with disabilities was handed over on Friday, June 21, 2024,… Read more NDWA handed over Tin Mahale of SRHR act to Parliamentarians

Anita Lama, deputy mayor of Budhanilkantha Municipality, has informed that the municipality is going to appoint a sign language interpreter in the municipality from this fiscal year. Speaking at the opening session of the capacity-building training organized by the Nepal Disabled Women Association NDWA   in partnership with CBM Global Nepal, she said that an interpreter… Read more Capacity Building Training on SGBV Response

Nepal Disabled Women Association  NDWA participated in the different rallies organized by Lalitpur Metropolitan City and CSOs on the occasion of International Women’s Day 2024. The rally was organized with the global slogan of ‘Invest in women: Accelerate progress’. The participants in the rally came out with placards and banners and raised slogans about respect… Read more Marked  International women’s day

Nepal Disabled Women Association NDWA actively participated in the World Social Forum 2024 held in Kathmandu, Nepal. NDWA conducted an interaction on the situation and barriers Analysis to access to justice for women and girls with disabilities affected by GBV.  The panelist of interaction emphasized that the issue of women with disabilities affected by GBV… Read more NDWA took part in the World Social Forum