In the pursuit of a truly equitable and just society, it is essential to recognize the crucial role of marginalized communities in the political arena. Among these often overlooked communities are persons with disabilities (PWDs), who constitute a substantial segment of the global population. In Nepal, as in many countries worldwide, the rights and representation of persons with disabilities in politics have been limited, hindering their full integration into society and perpetuating systemic inequalities. However, in recent years, Nepal has taken commendable strides towards fostering inclusive representation and ensuring human rights for all, aligning its efforts with the principles and agenda of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and a human rights approach.
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