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With 27 years of seasoned expertise in international, coorporate and civil law, I bring a wealth of experience in legislative review, facilitation of dialogues on judicial matters, and meticulous human rights monitoring. My advocacy skills have been honed through years of navigating complex legal landscapes, consistently striving for justice and fairness. With a deep commitment to upholding the rule of law and championing human rights, I am adept at crafting strategic solutions and fostering constructive dialogue in even the most challenging scenarios.

Purbanchal University: Masters of Law- LLM; 2006 - 2006

Universite de Fribourg: Postgraduate Degree; 2016 - 2016

Tribhuwan University: Bachelors in Law; 1992 - 1996

Child Coordinator: Women Rights and Advocacy Center (WOREC) ,; 1998 - 1998

Research Coordinator: Women Empowerment commissioned by SNV ,; 1999 -

Central Executive Member: Nepal Bar Association ,; 2069 - 2073

Creative Lawyers Associate: Unknown; -

Nepal Bar Association: Central Executive Member; 2012 - 2015

World Vision Advocacy Forum: Central Executive Member; 2018 - Current

Nepal Institute of Federalism Inclusion and Democracy: Secretary; 2019 - Current

Utkrista Mahila Hastakshar Kanun Award: Lt. Honorable Lakshmi Upreti; 2016

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