Equal protection under law
Push for full constitutional implementation of gender equality in citizenship, inheritance, and labor.
About the campaign
A movement built by women, for women — across all of Nepal.
The three figures in our emblem are not symbols. They are organizers, mothers, daughters, lawyers and survivors who decided silence was no longer an option.
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Our story
OUR MISSION
Every woman deserves safety, voice, and the power to shape her own future.
Founded in २०७९, the National Campaign for Women Right unites grassroots organizers, lawyers, educators and survivors across Nepal — from the Terai plains to the Himalayan villages.
We work where injustice is most invisible: child marriage, gender-based violence, denied inheritance, missing wages. Our three figures — woven into our emblem — represent the women who lift each other into strength.
Our objectives
Six commitments that anchor every campaign, classroom and clinic.
Legal & civic literacy
Reach 100,000 women with rights-awareness training across all seven provinces by 2030.
Survivor-led leadership
Train 1,000 paralegals and community organizers from within the communities we serve.
Economic independence
Grow 200 women-led cooperatives covering livelihoods, savings, and dignified work.
Policy advocacy
Coordinate a national coalition that holds parliament and local government accountable.
Measurable, audited impact
Publish independent annual audits and program-level outcome reports for every district we work.
Where we work
From the Terai to the Himalaya — active in every province.
Hover or tap any point on the map to see the district and the work we are doing there.
Bagmati Province
Kathmandu
National secretariat & advocacy office.
Our Journey
Seventeen years. Seven provinces. One movement.
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2009
A circle becomes a campaign
Twelve organizers in Kathmandu register the National Campaign for Women Right.
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2012
First legal aid clinic
Pro-bono representation begins in Janakpur, serving 200 survivors in year one.
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2015
Earthquake response
Mobile shelters and trauma services reach women across Sindhupalchok and Gorkha.