Women for Human Rights

Organized 5 international and regional conferences after formation of South Asian Network for Widows Empowerment in Development (SANWED) in 2006 Received ECOSOC Status at United Nation since July 2011and started advocating at the global level to address issues and problems of widowhood WHR, its founder, staff and the single women groups’ leaders honored with many awards and recognition at national and regional levels WHR was formally registered at Kathmandu DAO and SWC followed by establishment

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Organized 5 international and regional conferences after formation of South Asian Network for Widows Empowerment in Development (SANWED) in 2006 Received ECOSOC Status at United Nation since July 2011and started advocating at the global level to address issues and problems of widowhood WHR, its founder, staff and the single women groups’ leaders honored with many awards and recognition at national and regional levels WHR was formally registered at Kathmandu DAO and SWC followed by establishment

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