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Nepal

May 30, 2012
Talks Held With Women Leaders

The Coordinator of Governmental Talks Team Ramchandra Poudel said government had positively taken the demand placed by women representatives for women's proportional representation in each sector of the state and it would help in building of inclusive system of governance.

May 30, 2012
Nepal: Women Leaders Demand Share of 26 Cabinet-Nominated CA Members

Women leaders and women’s rights activists submitted a memorandum to the government demanding the inclusion of women in the list of 26 Constituent Assembly (CA) members to be nominated by the cabinet.

May 30, 2012
Nepal: Nepal Scrutinises Spending to Cap Gender Gaps

In the 2007-2010 interim plan the government incorporated gender empowerment targets. To mainstream gender in national development policies, the Nepali government introduced a gender responsive budgeting (GRB) system in the fiscal year 2007-08.

May 30, 2012
Nepal: Violence Against Women in Politics Exists in Many Forms

Women rights campaigners and political activists have said women politicians in Nepal suffer from violence of one form or the other.

May 30, 2012
World: Rights Activists to Table Women's Concerns at UN

National Network for Beijing review Nepal (NNBN) today said it had prepared an NGO Report on Beijing+15 Review revolving around the prevalence of the problem, key gains, existing gaps, emerging issues, and key recommendations in the 12 critical areas of concern of Beijing Platform for Action (BPF

May 30, 2012
Nepal: Progress on Women Front Slow: UNDP

Women in the Asia Pacific region have the lowest rates of representation in politics, employment and property ownership, a new report presented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has revealed.The Asia Pacific Human Development report on gender, which was made public on the occasio

May 30, 2012
Nepal: Laws Have Changed, Mindsets Haven’t

"The problem is not in the laws but in the mindsets of government employees entrusted with the responsibility of issuing citizenship cards. They cannot imagine a women’s identity independent of a man," said the FLWD’s Meera Dhungana.

May 30, 2012
UNDP: Gender Issues Likely to Get Prominence in The Constitution

With one-third women in the Constituent Assembly (CA), the gender issues are likely to get prominence not only in the Constitution, but also in the state mechanism.

May 30, 2012
International IDEA: Women's rights to be incorporated in Nepal's new constitution

The Women's Caucus of the Constituent Assembly (CA) has published its position paper entitled - Women's Rights and Agenda to be incorporated in the New Constitution.