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Livelihood
support stressed for survivors of trafficking (kp 29/12/2004)
Cabin
restaurant workers most vulnerable to HIV (kp 25/12/2004)
Women
trafficking on rise (kp 24/12/2004)
ADB
loan for women empowerment (ht 17/12/2004)
Subaltern
women without alphabets, by Sangita Rayamajhi (kp 14/12/2004)
Language
barrier (ht 12/12/2004)
Janakpur
village where girls get married at five, by Bishnu Prasad Aryal (rn
11/12/2004)
Outdated
mores responsible for rising violence against women, says Minister (ht
11/12/2004)
Tiny
loans bring cheers to women, by Ramesh Lamsal (rn 10/12/2004)
Media
event focusses on women’s issues (ht 06/12/2004), ‘Domestic
violence reports lack investigation’ (kp 06/12/2004), Role
of media and violence against women (pr 09/12/2004)
Women
activists gnash teeth as CEDAW is in limbo (ht 06/12/2004)
Terrible
Dimension, by Sanjaya Dhakal (sp 03/12/2004), International
Commitment: Lack of parliament is hindering Nepal's efforts to sign an
Optional Protocol to CEDAW, which would better enforce women's human
rights (sp 03/12/2004)
Law
on VAW to be amended (kp 29/11/2004), Meet
discusses draft law to end discrimination against women (rn
29/11/2004)
Violence
against women escalating, by Sangeeta Rijal (kp 25/11/2004), International
Day for Elimination of Violence Against Women: Poor women have no idea
what it is (ht 26/11/2004), ‘Patriarchal
norms cause of violence against women’ (rn 29/11/2004)
Women
turn to PMO after divorce (ht 19/11/2004)
Inter-caste
marriage costs woman dear (ht 18/11/2004), Intercaste-wed
couple grappling with threats (rn 18/11/2004)
It’s
no longer a man’s world, by Pranita Mishra (kp 16/11/2004)
Tourism:
Changing Lives of Rural Women, by Dechenla Sherpa (sp 05/11/2004)
Women
in politics, by Prativa Subedi (kp 05/11/2004)
Women
forced to work in hotels to have milk sold, by Baburam Lamichhane (ht
27/10/2004)
Uterine
prolapse forces Banke women to put up with bias (ht 26/10/2004)
Rape
cases: Trauma In Human Beings, by Niranjan Prasad Upadhyay (rn
21/10/2004)
“We’re
not whores”: Cabin restaurant waitresses are determined to work with
dignity, by Naresh Newar (nt 15/10/2004)
Police
manhandle, arrest 25 women (kp 14/10/2004)
Five
girls rescued from Indian circus (rn 13/10/2004)
Powering
Their Way (rn 12/10/2004)
Gender
insensitive ads, by Kamalraj Sigdel (kp 11/10/2004)
Bid
to empower female restaurant workers (ht 09/10/2004)
After
rescue, stigma haunts trafficked women (ht 05/10/2004), Job
opportunities for trafficking survivors (kp 05/10/2004), Bombay
returned women find hard to live with families (rn 05/10/2004)
Imbalanced
Reporting: A report by an NGO calls for better gender balance and end of
subjugation of women in Nepalese media, by Sanjaya Dhakal (sp
01/10/2004)
Women
are breaking free of shackles, by Sharada Sharma (pr 30/09/2004)
Over
100,000 Nepali women in India’s sex industry: UNICEF (kp 30/09/2004)
Indian
SSB men rape Tharu women, by Kamal Panthi (kp 29/09/2004)
Waiting
for 15th delivery (ht 29/09/2004)
Choices
that confine, by Stuti Basnet (kp 26/09/2004)
Celebrating
womanhood, by Bremelin Romero (kp 26/09/2004)
Striving
for equality, by Ayushma Pandey (kp 19/09/2004)
29
rescued by Maiti Nepal (ht 16/09/2004)
Faces
of dowry in Mithila region of Nepal, by Jayanti Jha (tg 15/09/2004)
4
women intercepted at border (kp 10/09/2004)
Women
under manpower debris, by Sangita Rayamajhi (kp 07/09/2004)
Cops
rescue two women from being trafficked (rn 06/09/2004)
The
low down on sexual harassment (ht 05/09/2004)
Sex
workers of Kathmandu, by Sangeeta Rijal (kp 29/08/2004)
Indentured
daughters: Tharu Kamlaris of Terai, by Ekta Ghimire (kp 28/08/2004)
Deserted
woman seeks new lease of life (ht 28/08/2004)
Rebuilding
lives (ht 26/08/2004)
Gender
discrimination (kp 25/08/2004)
Armed
Indian dacoits rape a dozen women (kp 25/08/2004)
Wife
lashes out at ‘sadist’ scribe (ht 24/08/2004), A
victim recounts sadism of psycho husband, by Sangeeta Rijal (kp
24/08/2004), Action
promised against wife-abusing journo (kp 25/08/2004)
Superstitious
beliefs imperil women’s lives, by Dil Bahadur Chatyal (kp
15/08/2004)
Beautiful
business: opportunities Marketing the fact that we do care how people look,
by Adhutosh Tiwari (nt 13/08/2004)
Nepali
women by Nepali women (nt 13/08/2004)
Lessons
learnt through ignorance, by Babita Basnet, Journalist and Women
Rights Activist (tg 11/08/2204)
Call
to control internal trafficking of women (kp 09/08/2004)
Payal
Shakya clinches Miss Nepal crown, by Ekta & Kanchan (kp
08/08/2004), Payal
Shakya crowned Miss Nepal, by Rangon Raj Bhattarai (rn 08/08/2004), Beautiful
Aspirations: The newly crowned Miss Nepal 2004 wants to represent her
country's cultural heritage in the Miss World Contest, by Thakur Amgai
(sp 20/08/2004)
Women’s
education and health go hand in hand (rn 06/08/2004)
Neighbours
thrash two Dalit women for ‘witchcraft’ (ht 06/08/2004)
Horrific
abuse of Women - Trafficking and conflict, by Kamala Sarup (tg
04/08/2004)
Debate
over beauty pageants continue (kp 03/08/2004), ‘Miss
Nepal title not just for glamour’ (rn 03/08/2004), Beyond
bikini, by Parinesh Pradhan (kp 06/08/2004), Miss
Nepal: A decade of celebrating womanhood, by Agya, Ekta & Shristi
(kp 06/08/2004), Grooming
the Beauties for Miss Nepal, by Kanchan Burathoki (kp 06/08/2004), Beauties
and pageants (09/08/2004), Ugly
protests against beautiful things, by Ameet Dhakal (kp 10/08/2004), Shallow
show, by Chetana Uprety (kp 11/08/2004)
Maiden
non-tech female soldiers graduate (kp 03/08/2004), Women
recruits shift gender roles in RNA, by Khagendra Bhattarai (rn
03/08/2004)
First
woman driver of Tanahu (ht 03/08/2004)
Manpower
agencies and women’s power: Misery at home forces Nepali women domestics
in the Gulf to endure abuse, by JB Pun Magar (nt 30/07/2004), Maid
in Nepal: Things are slightly better for Nepali domestics in Hong Kong,
by Maina Dhital (nt 30/07/2004)
Women
in Nepali Democracy, by Krishna B. Bhattachan (tg 28/07/2004), Empowering
or Equality Promoting? by Meena Achaya (tg 28/07/2004)
Spurt
in rape cases leaves police worried (ht 27/07/2004)
Alleged
witch’s desperation moves NGO (ht 26/07/2004)
Programmes
launched in 10 dists to control girls trafficking (rn 25/07/2004)
Legitimising
disparity, by Kamal Raj Sigdel (kp 23/07/2004)
Walking
on air (nt 16/07/2004)
Conflict
behind girls entering dance bars, cabins: Study (ht 16/07/2004)
Women
facing new frontiers, by Barsha Sharma (kp 14/07/2004)
Regional
Discrimination: South Asian activists stress on the need to do away with
traditional practice of stereotyping and subjugating women by media in the
region, by Sanjaya Dhakal (sp 09/07/2004)
Rescued
Girls: Shattered Hopes, by Keshab Poudel (sp 09/07/2004)
Women
to have 5 pc strength in army (ht 09/07/2004)
Crime
and women (ht 07/07/2004)
Deconstructing
the myth of trafficking, by Saroj Pant (kp 06/07/2004)
Planned
development: Harnessing women for poverty reduction, by Bhavani
Dhungana (ht 06/07/2004)
War
widows aspire to join army (ht 03/07/2004)
Alleged
witches seek punitive action against accusers (ht 03/07/2004)
Back
from brothel widow exacts revenge, by Madhav Aryal (kp 02/07/2004)
Conflict
Resolution from a Feminist Perspective, by Kamala Sarup (tg
30/06/2004)
One’s
references, others’ preferences, by Indu Nepal (kp 30/06/2004)
Flowergirl
to entrepreneur (kp 28/06/2004)
Son
abuses mother on charge of witchcraft (kp 27/06/2004)
Women
in technology — inspiring technological skills in women, by Akanshya
Shah (ht 27/06/2004)
Indigenous,
ethnic Nepali women in politics, by Yankila Sherpa (kp 26/06/2004)
Wife
fights for share in property, by Dipendra Baduwal (kp 25/06/2004)
Women
worst hit by conflict (kp 21/06/2004)
RDB Micro-loans liberate housewives
(kp 20/06/2004)
Issue
of single woman, still in a limbo, by Rachana Bhattarai (ht
20/06/2004)
‘7,000 women trafficked to India annually’
(rn 19/06/2004)
Roles
of Single Women Groups in Peace Building Process, by Lily Thapa (sp
18/06/2004)
ASI
husband deserts pregnant dalit woman, by Lal Prasad Sharma (kp
18/06/2004)
Girl
eyeing police job moves court (ht 18/06/2004)
Women,
children hardest hit by insurgency (rn 17/06/2004)
Rights
activists nominated for Islamabad meet (kp 17/06/2004), Representatives
chosen for women advocacy meet (rn 17/06/2004)
Nepal
source of girl trafficking: US report (kp 16/06/2004), Human
trafficking goes unchecked in Nepal (rn 16/06/2004), Inhuman
trafficking (kp 17/06/2004), No
improvement (ht 17/06/2004)
Most powerful weapon,
by Byanjana Sharma (kp 15/06/2004)
How Sexual Harassment Affects The Mental Health?,
by Niranjan Prasad Upadhyay (sp 11/06/2004)
‘Witch’,
family escape locals’ ire, by Surendra Kafle (ht 11/06/2004)
Gender discrimination
(kp 09/06/2004)
Woman accused of witchcraft fed human faeces,
by Aman Koirala (kp 09/06/2004)
All-women Beyond Beijing meet in Pokhara,
by Dinesh Regmi (kp 08/06/2004)
Woman in Rautahat tortured on charge of witchcraft
(rn 07/06/2004)
ADB
fund for protecting female workers (ht 07/05/2004)
‘Abortion
women’s natural right’ (ht 07/06/2004)
Illusive freedom for daughters
(kp 06/06/2004)
Point
counter point : Gender discrimination at work? (ht 06/06/2004)
19 daughters, still hoping for a son:
A lot more needs to be done to bring Nepal’s fertility rate down (nt
04/06/2004)
35
pc missing girls end up in brothels: Survey (ht 04/06/2004)
Alleged
witch’s plea for justice goes unheeded (ht 03/06/2004)
Quaint custom allows them pick brides by right,
by Madhav Aryal (kp 31/05/2004)
One
lady teacher in each primary school remains a distant dream, by Renu
Kshetry (ht 30/05/2004)
Working Women,
by Agya Poudyal (kp 29/05/2004)
Women construct suspension bridges,
by Lalprasad Sharma (kp 29/05/2004)
Need
to stop gun culture stressed (ht 29/05/2004)
Family Planning, Women & Development,
by Bishan B. Wagle (sp 28/05/2004)
Girls trafficking goes unabated
(rn 28/05/2004)
Communication for women’s growth,
by Bandana Rana (kp 23/05/2004)
SC:
Sexual harassment a crime, by Ananta Raj Luitel (ht 23/05/2004)
Plastic
recycling benefits women (ht 22/05/2004)
Displaced
women narrate their woes, by Bhanu Bhakta Acharya (ht 20/05/2005)
Maoists’ cruelty targets women
(kp 19/05/2004)
Nepali women can rule the country efficiently if provided with equal opportunity,
interview with Shanta Thapalia, Founder, Legal Aid and Consultancy Center (LACC)
(tg 19/05/2004)
Violence against Dalit Women,
by Padmalal Bishwakarma (tg 19/05/2004)
Conflict
behind girl-trafficking: Victims (ht 18/05/2004), Flesh trade on the rise due to increase in violence
(kp 19/05/2004))
Sonia Gandhi’s victory inspires Nepalese women
(rn 17/05/2004)
Red carpet rolled out for Nepali women achievers,
by Caesar Rana (kp 16/05/2004)
Professional
women walking the tightrope, by Milan Adhikari (ht 16/05/2004)
Women of substance in the making,
by Caesar Rana (kp 15/05/2004)
Brave-hearted women:
Much more than rocking cradles, by Caesar Rana (kp 13/05/2004)
‘Killed’
for less dowry (ht 13/05/2004)
Efforts at promotion of women,
by Shreedhar Gautam (kp 09/05/2004)
Seminar
stresses on reproductive rights of women, adolescents (ht 07/05/2004)
Eight trafficking victims rescued
(rn 05/05/2004)
Verdict
on marriage of widow, widower, by Ananta Raj Luitel (ht 02/05/2004)
Dowry prohibited areas declared in Nawalparasi
(rn 02/05/2004)
‘Rapist’
hubbies go scot-free for lack of law (ht 01/05/2004)
Equal
rights to parental property (ht 25/04/2004)
On Girl Trafficking:
A research study conducted by a group of experts, highlights the different context of trafficking in Nepal
(sp 23/04/2004)
Women’s Rights In Nepal,
by Prem Bahadur Thapa (rn 18/04/2004)
Police
post ‘shelters’ deserted wife (ht 15/04/2004)
Abortion
legalised, but women jailed for it yet to be released (ht 12/04/2004)
Justice undelivered: Saga of a victim
(kp 12/04/2004), Awareness campaign against women violence
(rn 12/04/2004)
Alleged
witch beaten, villagers look on (ht 09/04/2004), Woman
tortured for ‘practising witchcraft’ (ht 11/04/2004)
Business of beauty parlors basks with conscious women,
by Neeyati Khanal (kp 07/04/2004)
Show
cause on ‘inequality’ against women (ht 06/04/2004)
Fewer women involve in corporate sector
(kp 05/04/2004)
Miles to go… for gender equality
(kp 05/04/2004)
Selling sex to survive:
Driven out of their villages by conflict, unemployment and poverty, Kathmandu’s young sex workers struggle to surivive,
by Naresh Newar (nt 02/04/2004)
Unresolved Crisis:
The IIDS and UNIFEM tracks the situation of women and child trafficking in Nepalese context,
by Sanjaya Dhakal (sp 02/04/2004)
Foreign employment lures rural Nepalese women
(rn 01/04/2004)
Women ‘worst hit’ by ongoing conflict,
by Mamata Pokharel (kp 01/04/2004), Conflict and women
(kp 01/04/2004)
IIDS, UNIFEM report reveals many women missing
(kp 30/03/2004)
Girl traffickers find new fertile ground in Rukum, Rolpa
(rn 29/03/2004)
On her way up
(nt 26/03/2004)
On Bandinima Sherpa
Women's issues, equality and peace,
by Kamala Sarup (pr 25/03/2004)
Girl trafficking, an unheeded burning issue,
by Vidhu Prakash Kayastha (kp 25/03/2004)
Widows still face hardship and torment in society,
by Caesar Rana (kp 23/03/2004)
Girls
get dad’s property (ht 21/03/2004)
Psycho-social aspects of rape,
by Sabin Ranabhat (kp 21/03/2004)
Women
fight for rights at home (ht 20/03/2004)
Trafficking
of women no more a burning issue (ht 20/03/2004)
Man sells infant daughter for Rs 200
(kp 20/03/2004)
It’s all about education!!!
by Shruti Pant (sp 19/03/2004)
Understanding the Gender Concepts: A
Framework for Analysis,
by Meena Acharya (tg 17/03/2004)
Ecofeminism,
by Suresh Bhattarai (tg 17/03/2004)
Challenges Ahead
(rn 17/03/2004)
Rag-to-riches:
Story of Chandika, by Caesar Rana (kp 15/03/2004)
Women in exile:
How long can we survive this hemorrhage?, by Surendra Kafle (nt
12/03/2004)
Drive against women trafficking to be intensified
(kp 11/03/2004)
Poor
women more vulnerable to violence (ht 10/03/2004)
Women behind the SAFA wheel,
by Shristi Shrestha (kp 09/03/2004)
Govt unveils action plan for women
(kp 09/03/2004)
Girls
call for education (ht 08/03/2004)
Gulf's
wide for women endeavours, by Meena Kaini (ht 08/03/2004)
Hill women on high,
by Nitin Jugran Bahuguna (kp 08/03/2004)
For peace and equality,
by Prativa Subedi (kp 08/03/2004), ‘Women are ignored everywhere’,
interview with Durga Pokharel, head the National Women Commission (NWC)
(kp 08/03/2004), Key to women’s empowerment,
by Savitree Thapa Gurung (kp 08/03/2004)
Women car-riders say, ‘End violence… against women’
(kp 08/03/2004)
Woman empowerment still takes back seat in Nepal,
by Damaru Lal Bhandari (kp 07/03/2004)
AI
campaign to stop violence against women (ht 06/03/2004)
Charitraheen Cheli:
Women declare independence,
on the occasion of International Women’s Day on 8 March, an underground
Nepali women’s group has issued a 40-point declaration, by Rosy Chhetri
(nt 05/03/2004), Charitrahin Chelis,
by Bishnu Sapkota (kp 11/03(2004)
Daughters sue their dads,
by Maya Sharma (nt 05/03/2004)
How
safe is Kathmandu for women?, by Shweta Malla (ht 04/03/2004)
Impact of conflict on women,
by Kamala Sarup (pr 04/03/2004)
A prevalent reality for many Nepalese women "Ghar ko hela Maita jaula, Maita Ko hela Muglan Pasaula",
by Saktida Singh (pr 04/03/2004)
Elderly women benefit from literacy classes
(kp 03/02/2004)
Girls avoid schools to fend off early marriage
(kp 03/02/2004)
Little brides get married,
by Shristi Shrestha (kp 31/01/2004)
Woman finds strength from work in bidi factory,
by Prabhat Kumar Jha (ht 24/01/2004)
Dowry a hurdle to social wellbeing,
by Kanti Shrestha Udas (kp 24/01/2004)
Victims
of Trafficking: Shying Away From Justice, by Sanjaya Dhakal (sp
23/01/2004), “We Strongly Pursue Legal Cases Of The Victims”,
interview with Anuradha Koirala (sp 23/01/2004)
Collective voice of women emphasized
(kp 23/01/2004)
Schoolgirl leaves home to avoid marriage
(kp 21/01/2004)
Women tempo drivers stay unemployed,
by Chinta Mani Poudel (ht 19/01/2004)
Gender agenda:
A Shadow Report to an international conference in New York paints a bleak picture of women’s rights in Nepal
(nt 16/01/2004)
Gender: A challenging issue in Nepal,
by Niranjan Prasad Upadhyay (sp 16/01/2004)
See also part
2 (23/01/2004)
More women attracted to foreign employment,
by Kul Chandra Neupane (kp 14/01/2004)
Maid to order:
Despite problems, Nepali women still throng to Hong Kong to work as
domestics, by Ramyata Limbu (nt 09/01/2004)
Violence, conflict and women,
by Kamala Sarup (pr 08/01/2004)
Badi women going to India
(kp 05/01/2004)
Downtrodden women export handicraft,
by Sangeeta Rijal (kp 05/01/2004)
Female
workers, students face harassment, by Archana Parajuli (kp 05/01/2004)
Numa’s world:
Numafung offers us a microcosm of the lives of Nepali women, by
Renchin Yonjan (nt 02/01/2004)
From historical damsels to rebel chelis:
Searching, and not finding, the ideal Nepali Woman, by Neeta Pokhrel
(nt 02/01/2004)
Nepali men’s attitude,
by Durga Pokhrel (ht 02/01/2004)
Hadiya women’s group constituted
(kp 01/01/2004)
Health camp for women unfolds tales of misery,
by DR Pant (kp 01/01/2004)
Victim of witch hunt to be compensated
(kp 01/01/2004)
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