The International Conference on Gender Inclusion ended with the release of the ninth point of the declaration

The conference, which started on August 18, emphasized on the implementation of the declarations issued at the international level on gender inclusion. Australia, Bangladesh, Fiji, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Jordan, Malaysia, Maldives, Mongolia, Nepal, Oman, Pakistan, Palestine, Philippines, Qatar, Samoa, Thailand, Timor Leste, and representatives of 19 countries in the Asia Pacific region are participating in the

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Heads and representatives of the national human rights organizations of those countries and 150 representatives including Nepali civil society, government agencies, rights workers, media workers and other 400 people were present. 38 foreign representatives including presidents of human rights organizations from four countries participated in the conference. were In the conference, seven thematic sessions on various topics were conducted.

On the first day, the review of the implementation of the conclusions of the conference in Amman, Jordan in 2012 regarding women's participation as directed by the Paris Principles of 1993, and the status of gender mainstreaming within the national human rights institutions were discussed.

On the second day, 'gender perspective in law and policy', how to enable the work of human rights organizations with citizens and the role of human rights organizations in the Asia Pacific region in promoting intersectionality was discussed. On the third day today, climate change and gender justice were discussed. The

conference was inaugurated by Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and concluded by Deputy Prime Minister Prakashman Singh.