Kathmandu, June 22 – “Laws alone are not enough; without effective implementation and social awareness, change is impossible,” said senior advocate Meera Dhungana at a special event organized by NaLC Feminist Spark titled ‘Feminist Voice in Law: A Conversation with Meera Dhungana’.
She emphasized that modern forms of violence against women—mental, economic, cyber, and social exclusion—often go unaddressed by current legal frameworks. Dhungana highlighted the gap between society and the justice system, calling for collective and individual efforts to bridge it. The event saw active participation from female legal professionals, students, and activists, with an interactive session moderated by Prashna Mahat. Participants expressed hope that such discussions would strengthen perspectives on women’s rights and access to justice.
NALC Feminist Spark is a student-led club at National Law College dedicated to advocating for women’s rights, gender justice, equality, and the empowerment of women. Founded and run by passionate students, the club serves as a platform to raise awareness, challenge stereotypes, and promote inclusive dialogue on campus. Through workshops, discussions, campaigns, and outreach programs, Feminist Spark encourages students—especially young women—to lead with confidence and drive meaningful change in society. Guided by its powerful slogan, “Women can lead and can bring change,” the club stands as a beacon of progressive thought, aiming to build a more just, equal, and empowered future for all.
