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NEPAL: Political Will on Dalit Women’s Rights & Justice

The term ‘Dalit’ was historically used to refer to caste-based discrimination and untouchability. It reflected deep social stigma despite such practices being illegal and inhumane. Today, the term is increasingly used in a rights-based way to claim dignity, equality, justice and human rights. Caste-based hierarchies created long ago labelled certain groups as untouchable, resulting in systemic exclusion, barriers to basic services, social discrimination, caste-based violence, economic marginalisation and intergenerational poverty.…

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PAKISTAN: 13-Year-Old Christian Girl Allegedly Abducted, Forcibly Converted, and Married Off in Sahiwal, Pakistan.

INDIA: Dalit, tribal women in Delhi commemorate Savitribai Phule, reiterate education and dignity

NEPAL: Why Is disability more prevalent among hill Dalits?

PAKISTAN: Only 37 of 1,800 Hindu, Sikh worship sites functional in Pakistan, minority caucus told

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