06 May 20259 Minutes
Quotas without power: the illusion of women’s Political Participation in Nepal
Nepal’s gender inequality in politics stems from deeply ingrained social, economic, and institutional factors that marginalize women’s leadership. Traditional norms associate leadership with masculinity, while women are expected to focus on household duties.
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Dikshya Adhikari
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The author is pursuing a B.A.LL.B. degree from Kathmandu School of Law.
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