– SAGOON Bhetwal The opinion piece originally appeared in the Online Khabar. Please read the original article here. Nepal transitioned into a federal state of government after the promulgation of the Constitution of Nepal in 2015. One remarkable achievement...
– SHASTA Kansakar Almost half of Nepali women of reproductive age use contraceptive measures. Condoms, morning-after pills, and intrauterine devices (IUD) are a commonality for contemporary Nepalis. Having these choices and access to contraceptives is crucial...
– SAGOON BHETWAL The opinion piece originally appeared in The Kathmandu Post on 12 March 2023. Please read the original article here. Research institutions in Nepal have constantly been pushing for inclusive development. Their push for evidence-based policymaking...
– SAGOON Bhetwal The opinion piece originally appeared in the December Issue of New Business Age Magazine. Please read the original article here. One can easily get glimpses of the informal economy while passing through the streets of Kathmandu. From street vendors to...
– SAGOON Bhetwal The column originally appeared in The Kathmandu Post on 12 December 2022. Please read the original article here. Violence against women (VAW)—a form of severe human rights violation—has remained pervasive around the world, leaving women and girls in...
