DLMGA conducted a comprehensive study to assess the inclusivity and political participation of marginalized groups during Nepal’s 2017 and 2022 elections. The research examines if political inclusion is genuinely institutionalized or is limited to tokenistic representation. A consultation workshop was organized to validate the findings and enrich the study where 20 participants including Dalit parliamentarians, local representatives, legal professionals, political leaders and journalists participated enthusiastically. They provided qualitative insights and lived experiences, underscoring persistent barriers to equitable political engagement in Nepal.
Research on “the trend of inclusivity and participation of marginalized groups in the electoral processes of 2074 and 2079”
OTHER WORKS
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Caste Conversation
Caste Conversation is a safe space to hold constructive dialogue on the caste system, its experience and intersections aimed at addressing the...
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Partnership with Idea Studio
DLMGA entered a meaningful partnership with Idea Studio Nepal to launch the eighth season of Idea Studio, under the theme...
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Asian sanitation worker’s convening
Under DLMGA initiatives, a platform titled “Asian Sanitation Workers” was convened, bringing together workers, activists, journalists, and human rights defenders from...