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19 Dec, 2025
Lalitpur, 19 December 2025 — In the context of the rapid development of information technology and its increasing misuse to target children, adolescents, youth, and women, a National Dialogue on Strengthening Access to Justice for Survivors of Technology-Based Gender Violence was successfully conducted today in Pulchok, Lalitpur.
The dialogue was jointly organized by the Children as Zones of Peace (CZOP) National Campaign and Saathi Organization, aiming to facilitate discussions among stakeholders on the current situation, impacts, prevention measures, and access to justice for victims of technology-based gender violence.
The program was hosted by Mr. Raju Ghimire, General Secretary of CZOP, and the welcome speech was delivered by Mr. Tilottam Paudel, President of CZOP, highlighting the importance of safeguarding digital spaces for children, youth, and women, and strengthening access to justice for survivors.
The event featured a panel of experts from Nepal Police Cyber Beuro, Ministry of Women,Children and Senior Citizens,Intersex activist and Advocate. Also the representatives from the National Child Rights Council, development partners, child rights and women’s rights activists, and other stakeholders. The program brought together more than 100 participants, creating a platform for knowledge sharing, experience exchange, and collaborative problem-solving to address technology-facilitated gender-based violence.
The dialogue emphasized the urgent need for strengthening legal frameworks, promoting awareness on digital safety, and enhancing justice mechanisms for survivors. Participants also discussed strategies to empower children, adolescents, and women to safely navigate digital spaces while ensuring accountability for perpetrators.
Through initiatives like this, CZOP continues to advocate for child and women’s rights, digital safety, and access to justice, reinforcing collective action against technology-based gender violence in Nepal.
