Indigenous Women and Girls in Nepal: A Brief Overview
Considering the status of Indigenous Women and Girls in Nepal and the lack of concrete disaggregated data, NIDWAN has
COVID-19 and Its impact on Persons with Disabilities and Marginalized Groups in Nepal
Position Paper Prepared by Pratima Gurung and Krishna Gahatraj on behalf of National Indigenous Disabled Women Association Nepal (NIDWAN)
National, Regional (Asia Pacific) and Global Declaration on Indigenous Women With Disabilities
2nd WCIW is monumental and historic to 28 million Indigenous Women with Disabilities globally. For the first time in
Report on The Situation of Indigenous Girls and Women with Disabilities on General Recommendation on Indigenous Women and Girls at the 79th Session of CEDAW
NIDWAN submitted a Report on The Situation of Indigenous Girls and Women with Disabilities to The Committee on the Elimination
Indigenous People with Disability Report Submitted to CRPD Committee
NIDWAN along with Nepal Indigenous Disabled Association (NIDA), and Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP) submitted a report to the