Despite the progress made in technology and modernisation in Nepal, a significant number of women still lack access to proper education and healthcare, particularly regarding menstrual taboos existing in society.
Menstruation is a natural and inevitable process in every woman’s life, but it remains heavily stigmatised, and the cultural taboos surrounding…
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