WHR conducted a three-day training program on Violence Against Women (VAW) for home-based workers in Sunakothi. The training, which saw the participation of 20 home-based workers, was supported by Homenet South Asia. This initiative aimed to empower and educate participants on addressing and preventing VAW in their communities.

On World Environment Day at Hotel Soaltee, the Waste Management & Climate Conference (WMCC) 2024 was successfully held, jointly organized by Nepal Government, Khaalisisi, Confederation of Nepalese Industries, National Human Rights Commission, and Coca Cola Foundation and co-organized by WHR and CNIYEF. Esteemed attendees included Chief Guest Hon. Narayan Prasad Dahal, Chairperson of the National Assembly, Hon. Mihir Thakur, Acting …

WHR Nepal successfully conducted a discussion program and membership card distribution event at Ward No. 1 of Tarkeshwor Municipality.

Historic moment at the UN! After 14 years of continuous advocacy from all across the globe, the document for the UN Convention for the Rights of Older People has been accepted and adapted by member states at the UN. WHR feels proud as our Founder Lily Thapa was able to include ‘older widows’ as an intersectionality issue in the joint …

With the support of Banganga Municipality, Women for Human Rights (WHR) Single Women Group Kapilvastu has started a 15-day training program for making Leather bags. The training is being conducted for 11 single women.

WHR organized a District Level Single Women Gathering and Interaction Program at Teenthana, Chandragiri. The event was graced by the esteemed presence of Ms. Lily Thapa, Founder of WHR, Ms. Kabita Pandey, Chairperson of the Central Board, Ms. Upasana Rana, Executive Director, respected Advisors and Board Members of WHR, and single women members. This gathering served as a platform for …

An interaction program on issues concerning single women was successfully conducted by the Women for Human Rights (WHR) Single Women Group in Chandragiri-10, Satungal (Kathmandu), organized in collaboration with Ward 10 of Chandragiri Municipality.

A new executive committee has been elected from the fifth general assembly of the Women for Human Rights (WHR) Single Women Group in Saptari district. The elected members are as follows: Kiran Kumari Rauniyar as Chairperson, Madhavi Shah as Vice Chairperson, Gyanu Bhattarai as Secretary, Sundarvati Yadav as Treasurer, and members Renu Bishwakarma, Sadhana Singh, Lalita Chaudhary, Mina Mall, and …

The inaugural general meeting of the WHR Dhanusha district has concluded. During this meeting, a new working committee comprising 11 individuals was elected. The committee includes President Subhadra Ale, Vice President Samyogita Sah, Treasurer Madhu Sah, Secretary Baby Dutta, and members Nirmala Jha, Phul Kumari Mandal, Meena Das, Anita Mandal, Sita Shrestha, Sukra Devi, and Anita Dutta.

WHR Kavre District has completed a two-day training on capacity building for single women, in the presence of Ms. Jayanthi Rai, Honorable Chairperson of Legislative Committee, and financially supported by Namobuddha Municipality.