Nepal - Himal Southasian (Page 9)

How to be bold

My father was in the Royal Nepal Army. As I was growing up, my uncle, brother and father would always talk about wartime activities. My home was also near to

By Sadhana KC

/ 18 Sep 2015

A different kind of battlefield

When I was a child, I always dreamed of serving Nepal as a soldier. I felt like a powerful person. Even though I was born with a female body, I

By Bhakti Shah

/ 18 Sep 2015

Minority report

On the lived experiences of sexual and gender minorities in Nepal.

By Danny Coyle

/ 18 Sep 2015

Uncertain times: Lessons from uneven and unequal access to information during times of crisis

(This article is a part of the web-exclusive series from our latest issue 'Disaster Politics'. More from the print quarterly here.) Two months after the Nepal earthquake of

By Catherine Warner and Pradeep Singh

/ 5 Sep 2015

Uncertain times: Lessons from uneven and unequal access to information during times of crisis

Conserving continuity: Reconstructing monuments of cultural heritage after Nepal earthquake will need community involvement

(This article is a part of the web-exclusive series from our latest issue 'Disaster Politics'. More from the print quarterly here.) The very first images of the 25

By Kai Weise

/ 2 Sep 2015

Conserving continuity: Reconstructing monuments of cultural heritage after Nepal earthquake will need community involvement

‘Them greedy victims’: As the memory of the devastation from Nepal's 2015 earthquake recedes, some have resorted to victim-blaming

Before we travelled to Gorkha Bazaar in early August 2015, the headquarters of the district that was the epicentre of the 25 April earthquake, we knew people were already accusing

By Weena Pun

/ 28 Aug 2015