Ishita Shahi

Transgender individuals continue to face abuse at the hands of the Nepal Police

Covid-19 forced Jaquir Mansuri to cancel his daughter’s wedding and delay his plans for retirement but the pandemic is not over yet and Mansuri has gone back to work.

Women prisoners struggle with the difficult choice of sending their kids away or bringing them up in a milieu that could negatively impact their child’s development

Nepal’s vegetable prices are largely determined by the middlemen traders rather than by the logic of actual supply and demand

Acid attacks constitute one of the most brutal manifestations of deep seated patriarchy

Many migrant families in Kathmandu share cramped flats with each other, making physical distancing and self-quarantining impossible

The Nepal Police, government offices, private companies, restaurants, and your neighborhood uncle are all crazy about surveillance cameras. But who watches the watchers?

Conservationists believe that the habitat degradation will have an adverse impact on large mammals