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Disability no bar to education, by Dipendra Baduwal (kp 06/05/2012)
Hypothetical and the real: The UN’s mechanism to deal with disability issues is not as unconstructive as it first appears, by Jagannath Lamichhane (kp 27/04/2012)
They can do it: People with disabilities should be given jobs suited to their skill and ability, not charity, by Kamal Lamichhane (kp 18/03/2012)
Marginal heroes: Society continues to treat the disabled as second-class citizens, and the media follows suit, by Jagannath Lamichhane (kp 02/03/2012)
Mentally ill boy spends decade in confinement, by Dipendra Baduwal (kp 24/02/2012)
Disabled resource centres send SoS, by Krishna Prasad Gautam (kp 24/02/2012)
Make policies for disabled: House panel (ht 19/02/2012)
Landlords reluctant to take in blind student, by Pushpa Raj Joshi (rep 15/01/2012)
Public vehicles not disabled-friendly, by Pritam Bhattarai (kp 15/01/2012)
Inflicted family deprived of government allowances, by Pritam Bhattarai (kp 16/12/2011)
Sheltered
children with disability get their own home: Individuals and
organisations donated a new building to the home for differently-abled, by Prateebha Tuladhar (kp 06/11/2011)
Education roadblock: Raising
awareness is the strongest tool for working towards better education
and more opportunities for persons with disabilities, by Kamal Lamichhane (kp 06/11/2011)
Learn from Jhamak: It hurts when so-called ‘educated people’ are indifferent to the disabled, by Jagannath Lamichhane (kp 09/09/2011)
Disabled students and education, by Bibek Bhandari (rep 09/09/2011)
All you need is law: Nepal requires a comprehensive act preventing discrimination against disabled people, by Kamal Lamichhane (kp 07/09/2011)
Rooted in: Disability is so stigmatised, even the development sector sidelines it (kp 06/09/2011)
Identity card far-fetched dream for the disabled, by Mohan Shahi (kp 05/09/2011)
Educating children with disabilities, by Damakant Jayshi (nt 26/08/2011)
A failing grade: Children with disabilities are subtly discouraged to attend school, by Shanta Rau Barriga (kp 24/08/2011)
A
revolution in disability: The Convention of Rights of Persons with
Disabilities, if implemented, could well improve the situation of 15
per cent of the world’s population, by Jagannath Lamichhane (kp 19/08/2011)
Shortage of wheelchairs hits disabled, by Arjun Poudel (rep 24/07/2011)
Counting
lives: People living with disabilities are not violent. They are the
victims of ignorance and the Census should take note, by Jagannath Lamichhane (kp 16/06/2011)
Stark choices: Hearing-impaired students deserve a full education (kp 08/06/2011)
Blind youth spreads light of education, by Gajendra Bohara (rep 02/05/2011)
Education woes: Far west hearing-impaired students have scant hope, by Mohan Shahi (kp 31/03/2011)
Blind students left in lurch, by Barun Paneru (rep 19/03/2011)
In darkness, light, by Byanjana Thapa (kp 19/02/2011)
Disabling the differently-abled, by Sradda Thapa (rep 10/02/2011)
School slams door on disabled: Hearing-impaired children left in the lurch (ht 05/02/2011)
World Braille day: System in shambles (kp 05/01/2011)
Disabled girl doing bone-crushing job for a living, by Ratna Prasad Acharya (ht 25/12/2010)
It’s their right: Public transport should be disabled-friendly (kp 14/12/2010)
Public transport inaccessible to persons with disability (kp 09/12/2010)
Rights
elude those afflicted with disabilities, by Prasun Singh (kp
06/12/2010)
Hearing-impaired
kids showcase their talents (kp 03/12/2010), Ensure
basic rights of people with disability, by Nirmala Gyawali (kp
03/12/2010), Keeping
the promise: Issues related to disabilities need to be prioritised,
by Kamal Lamichhane (kp 03/12/2010), Differently-abled
seek policies, by Prasun Singh (kp 04/12/2010), A
(non) inclusive state: Despite the ratification of the UN Convention
for Disabled Persons, visually-impaired students face boundless hurdles
and government indifference in getting an education, by Jenee Rai
(kp 04/12/2010)
Visually-impaired
sans readable books, by Jenee Rai (kp 16/11/2010)
Sticks
rare among visually impaired (kp 15/10/2010)
The
pleasure of reading: Nepal's only Braille library has a new collection
of books, and that has its visitors excited, by Ujjwal Pradhan (kp
02/10/2010)
Claiming
disability rights: Justice has to come to the fore, by Alok
Rajouria (ht 15/09/2010)
Disability
no deterrent to this toiling man, by Nirjana Sharma (kp 03/09/2010)
Double
whammy for women with disability (kp 03/09/2010)
The
gift of sight: You can bring light to people even after you pass into
darkness, by Rubeena Mahato (bnt 06/08/2010)
Way
smoothened for differently-abled (kp 04/08/2010)
Education
a dream for visually impaired, by Bimal Khatiwada (kp 20/07/2010)
Helping
hearing-impaired bare their soul, by Prasun Singh (kp 18/07/2010)
Right
to move: Now is the perfect time to consider the rights of the disabled
(kp 11/07/2010)
Feeling
words: Visually impaired Nepalis limited to school curricula can now
swim in an ocean of world literature, by Suresh Raj Neupane (nt
25/06/2010)
Centre’s
move to create disabled-friendly spaces (kp 02/06/2010)
Social
Service For The Marginalised, by Prem Khatry (rn 25/05/2010)
Govt
blind to sightless’ woes (kp 19/05/2010)
Forget
them not: The campaign to bring education to everybody has left out
children with disabilities, by Kamal Lamichhane (kp 20/04/2010)
They
have rights too: hildren may suffer from disability at birth, during
childhood or later in life, by Jagannath Lamichhane (kp 16/04/2010)
First
sightless Nepali conferred PhD, by Jayaram Gautam (ht 28/03/2010)
Able
citizens mistreating disabled, by Pragya Lamsal (rn 16/03/2010)
Books
on Braille, Keller for the blind (ht 14/03/2010)
Coming
of AGE: The difficulties of caring for a disabled child are compounded
in Nepal, but some are making a genuine effort to help, by Clare
Harvey (nt 12/03/2010)
Disabled
school gets aid (kp 03/03/2010)
Implementation
Of CRPD, by Narayan Prasad Wagle (rn 09/01/2010), Ratification
ain’t enough, by Kamal Lamichhane (kp 10/01/2010)
Conventional
wisdom (kp 01/01/2010) |