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SUMMARY:Commemoration on the occasion of the 33rd International Day of Persons with Disabilities
DESCRIPTION:National Network of Disabled Conflict Victims (NNDCV) celebrated the 33rd International Day\nof Persons with Disabilities on December 03\, at Mandala Theatre. This commemoration of the\nInternational Day of Persons with Disabilities 2024 by NNDCV is a remarkable initiative that\nhighlights the leadership and resilience of persons with disabilities\, particularly civilian-disabled\narmed conflict victims. The event\, themed “Amplifying the Leadership of Persons with Disabilities\nfor an Inclusive and Sustainable Future\,” creatively combined poetry and cartoon display to\ncommunicate powerful narratives.\nThe inclusion of 91 diverse audience members\, including diplomatic representatives\, stakeholders\,\nand conflict victims\, underscores the collaborative and inclusive spirit of the event. The initiative\nto have poets connect with and craft works based on the experiences of civilian-disabled conflict\nvictims ensures authenticity and emotional resonance. Meanwhile\, the collaboration with the\nCartoonists Club of Nepal to display 24 meaningful cartoons at Mandala Theatre added a visual\nstorytelling element\, making the commemoration both unique and impactful.\nThis effort not only amplifies the voices of persons with disabilities but also promotes awareness\nabout their experiences and contributions\, setting an example for creative advocacy and\nengagement.\nNNDCV along with the support of Amnesty International\, Advocacy Forum\, Nagarik Aawaz and\nMandala Theatre jointly collaborated in organizing poetry performances and cartoon display. \n 
URL:https://nndcv.org.np/event/commemoration-on-the-occasion-of-the-33rd-international-day-of-persons-with-disabilities/
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SUMMARY:Interaction program on the Status ofConflict- Disabled Citizens in Nepal and Amendments to the Disability Rights Act 2074
DESCRIPTION:On December 31\, 2024\, the National Network of Disabled Conflict Victims (NNDCV) organized an interaction program at Hotel Pension Vasana\, Dillibazar\, Kathmandu. The primary objective of the event was to present findings from research conducted by NNDCV regarding the current status of conflict-disabled citizens in Nepal. Additionally\, the program aimed to propose necessary amendments to the Disability Rights Act 2074 to address the needs and rights of conflict-disabled individuals more effectively. The event brought together a diverse group of participants\, including government representatives\, civil society members\, legal experts\, and disabled rights activists\, fostering a collaborative environment for discussion and advocacy. The program was hosted by Mr. Surendra Khatri\, Chairperson of NNDCV. There were altogether 42 participants in the program from different organizations. \nKey Highlights: \n\n Presentations:\n\n\nResearch Presentation: Mr. Krishna Gahatraj presented key findings from NNDCV’s research\, which focused on the socio-economic conditions of conflict-disabled citizens. The research was conducted among 100 conflict-disabled individuals across various regions of Nepal. The study highlighted critical areas such as access to healthcare\, employment\, education\, and social inclusion. The study’s report has facilitated addressing the fact-based needs of conflict-disabled individuals and strengthened advocacy and lobbying efforts with the government.\n\n\n Policy Recommendations:\n\n\nProposed Amendments: Ms. Pratima Gurung led the discussion on proposed amendments to the Disability Rights Act 2074. The amendments aimed to incorporate specific provisions for conflict-disabled citizens\, ensuring they receive tailored benefits and services that address their unique circumstances.\nAlignment with International Frameworks: Emphasis was placed on aligning Nepal’s disability policies with international frameworks\, including the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD). This approach seeks to enhance Nepal’s commitment to protecting the rights of disabled individuals at a global standard.\nVoices from Participants:\n\n\nExperiences and Advocacy: Conflict-disabled citizens actively participated in the discussion\, sharing their personal experiences and advocating for stronger enforcement of disability rights. Participants called for greater inclusion in policymaking processes and highlighted the need for representation at various governmental and institutional levels.
URL:https://nndcv.org.np/event/interaction-program-on-the-status-ofconflict-disabled-citizens-in-nepal-and-amendments-to-the-disability-rights-act-2074/
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