KATHMANDU, Nepal – Despite tremendous progress in legal and policy terms in promoting women’s rights in Nepal, gender-based discrimination persists in practice, says the National Human Rights Commission.
Women’s conditions in all aspects of national life, including political, economic, social, cultural, and educational sectors, have not made considerable development compared to men, due to anti-social norms and d
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