Pourakhi Nepal

10/06/2026

Solidarity is at the heart of feminist work, and it is through meaningful collaboration that spaces like the One-Day Feminist Conference (OFC) 2026 come to life.

As we prepare for OFC 2026 under the theme "Invisible No More: Care Work, Domestic Labor, and Migration," we are proud to be joined by a diverse group of partners committed to advancing gender justice, equity, and inclusion.

Together with our partners (Purple Foundation, Dignity Initiative, Tewa - Women's Fund of Nepal, Pourakhi Nepal, Shramik Sanjal Burns Violence Survivors Nepal BVS-Nepal , Dalit Lives Matter Accountability Lab Nepal, Dalit with Disability Association Nepal - DDAN and Global Resource Action for Community Empowerment - GRACE Nepal ) we look forward to creating a vibrant space for dialogue, learning, reflection, and collective action bringing together activists, researchers, policymakers, students, practitioners, and community leaders from across Nepal.

OFC 2026 is more than a conference; it is a collective effort to make care visible, amplify diverse voices, and strengthen feminist solidarity.

We are excited for what we will build together.

28/02/2026

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12/12/2025

12/12/2025

On 11 December 2025, Pourakhi Nepal convened a multi-stakeholder roundtable to accelerate Nepal’s progress on the Global Compact for Migration (GCM).

Government representatives, civil society, media, returnee migrants, and development partners came together to discuss how Nepal can further strengthen ethical recruitment, decent work and gender-responsive migration governance.

Nepal has made notable progress—yet migrant workers continue to face challenges, including unethical recruitment, high fees, contract substitution, and barriers to justice. The consultation highlighted the need for stronger coordination, policy coherence, and inclusive measures to safeguard the rights and wellbeing of migrant workers.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Mr. Basanta Bahadur Bohara, Director of the Foreign Employment Board, for his insightful technical presentation, which enriched the dialogue.

Participants worked together to develop practical, actionable recommendations to support effective GCM implementation and inform future policy engagement and a united step toward safer, fairer, and more dignified migration for all.