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December 17, 2022April 7, 2019 by pahichan

Ichhya KC – kanthari TALKS 2018 Promo

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Pahichan Nepal, is a non-profit self-help organization that is dedicated to empowering single and marginalized women with disabilities in Nepal.

In Nepal, single women with disabilities face severe discrimination due to their gender, marital status, ethnicity, and disability.

These women are often excluded from family support systems, leading to isolation, economic instability, and emotional distress. Unmarried, widowed, divorced women or single mothers experience double marginalization, being stigmatized for not fulfilling traditional roles as wives or mothers.

Married women with disabilities are sometimes abandoned by their husbands or blamed for their spouse’s death, deepening their vulnerability.

Without family support, these women struggle with limited access to healthcare, education, and employment opportunities, exacerbating their social and economic exclusion.

Additionally, they are often excluded from decision-making processes and are not recognized for their diverse needs, further marginalizing them and preventing access to equal rights and opportunities.

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