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Rethinking Nepal’s Transitional Justice Process through a Feminist and Intersectional Lens

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Nepal’s transitional justice faces significant barriers, particularly the exclusion of women victims of sexual violence and enforced disappearance.
Critiques of patriarchal evidentiary norms demonstrate a systemic failure to address the needs of female ex-combatants and widows.
Victim testimonies and consultations reveal the need for a more inclusive, gender-responsive approach to justice.
Recommendations for legal reforms aim to transform the current justice framework into a more equitable, victim-centered process.

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This analysis critiques gendered failures in Nepal’s transitional justice, highlighting sexual violence and victim exclusion.

Shreya Parajuli (2025) studied this question.

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