Locals of Naukunda Rural Municipality-6, Bettang carrying the patient on a stretcher to the hospital as the road has been blocked due to contimuous rainfall. Photo: Hemnath Khatiwada/Rasuwa
Chairperson of INSEC, Dr. Indira Shrestha, addressing the central level review meeting organized by INSEC in Sauraha on June 28 and 29. Photo: Gita Mali / Chitwan
Students of Palungtar Municipality-9 Dharmodaya Secondary School crossing the Kharkhola River on June 28 due to continuous rainfall. Photo: Hariram Upreti / Gorkha
Chairperson of National Human Rights Commission, Top Bahadur Magar expressing his view in the interaction program on concerns of human rights protection organized by INSEC with the involvement of National Human Rights Institutions on June 22 in Kathmandu. Photo: Gita Mali / Kathmandu
Chairperson of INSEC, Dr. Indira Shrestha expressing her view in the interaction program on concerns of human rights protection organized by INSEC with the involvement of National Human Rights Institutions on June 22 in Kathmandu. Photo: Gita Mali / Kathmandu
Participants of the interaction program on the Situation of Human Rights organized by Informal Sector Service Centre (INSEC) in collaboration with Nepal Journalist Federation, Surkhet on 21 June. Photo: Buddhi Raj Chaudhary / Surkhet
Chairperson of INSEC, Dr. Indira Shrestha, Executive Director, Bijaya Raj Gautam and others in the discussion program organized at INSEC Central Office on June 20 with the team led by Member of National Human Rights Commission, Mihir Thakur. Photo: Ramesh Prasad Timalsina / Kathmandu
Dr. Indira Shrestha, Chairperson of INSEC in the closing ceremony of training of trainers organized by INSEC on Women Human Rights advocacy from 16 to 19 June at Nagarkot. Photo: Online Desk
INSEC Far-western Province Coordinator, Khadak Raj Joshi and others at the interaction program organized by INSEC Far-western province office, Dhangadi for district representatives and facilitators on June 18 on the situation of human rights, method of information collection and report writing. Photo: Mainamoti Chaudhari/ Kailali
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Nanda Singh of Humla has been declared as the best representative of the month of June, 2022. Singh has been working for the human rights documentation and dissemination in Humla district and is interested in writing on economic, social and cultural rights as well as various contemporary issues of human rights.
