Pawa – Standing against stigma

D J Clark Multimedia Stories by D J Clark

Mar 16, 20135:09News & Politics

Pawa is from a small Badi community on the outskirts of Dailekh bazaar. The Badi people are one of the most discriminated and oppressed sub-castes in Nepali society. Considered "untouchables", they are placed at the bott...

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