Thursday, August 30, 2018

Educating and Empowering is the powerful way for social transformation: Brief Field Report:


Introduction:

Over 95 % of the families of Jumla, have been practicing sets of menstrual restriction for centuries at the name of culture, religion that remained a huge challenge for social transformation (Hodal, 2016).  The girls and women are staying in sheds (cow or buffalo or goats or horse or whatever they have) or separate huts or separate house or room with following restrictions related to food, touch, entering or mobility (Nepal, actionworksnepal.org, 2013).  Such restrictions affect the all aspect of the life of girls and women started from deprivation of food, health, education, participation etc. that leads to loss or no job, sickness, low income and often encountered with bites from snake, wild animal, murders, abuses, death and rape due to extreme cold or collection of carbon mono-oxide (Paudel, RHSC, 2016).  It further acknowledges that the menstrual restriction is key barrier for peace, serious form of violence of human right and hindering factor for empowerment as well as sustainable development goals.

Tuesday, August 28, 2018

Father,



बा

बिहान साढे पाच बजे |
होटेल बिहानी |
न्याय रोड, नेपालगंज |
१५ गते, पौष महिना, २०६५ साल |

Sunday, August 5, 2018

Book: Menstruation and Myself

Dear Readers/Viewers, 

I have prepared a draft a book entitled Menstruation and Myself in Nepali. I am looking forward to publish. I wanted to reach out as many as readers so exploring the best way so Nepali folks would get benefit.

Journey of Menstrual Dignity, from Canada and Swizerland to Jumla

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