Before I can describe the day that I became a lawyer, I, perhaps unusually, must present my case as to why I can be considered a lawyer at all. I have no official qualification to my name which would allow

Birthdays are often marked by celebrations, gifts, and laughter, but the day I turned twenty-six, I decided to celebrate my birthday by spending the day at a children’s orphanage. That decision, though simple, changed me in ways I had

On the wall above my study table, there used to be a row of sticky notes carrying my little dreams. Among them, one note stood out written in my simple handwriting when I was in class six: “Advocate Pushpa Neupane

Nepal’s Right to Employment promises jobs for all but in Kathmandu, weak systems and migration widen the gap between law and reality.

As hate grows and state silence deepens, queer voices in Bangladesh are being erased, what remains is memory, resistance, and grief.

Changemakers Gather to Champion Access to Justice for All