PM calls on civil societies, political institutions to own up agenda of Dignified Menstruation
Summary
Prime Minister Sushila Karki emphasizes the importance of dignified menstruation as a matter of human rights, calling on civil societies and political institutions to embrace this agenda during the 7th International Day on Dignified Menstruation.
Key Points
- Prime Minister Sushila Karki states menstruation is a natural biological process and a matter of dignity and human rights.
- Menstrual discrimination is highlighted as a form of gender-based violence that must not be tolerated.
- The government is committed to laws, policies, and programs supporting dignified menstruation and preparing guidelines.
- The International Learning Conference on Dignified Menstruation was launched on the 7th International Day to promote awareness and action.