Reported end date passed· Education
Towards improved Freedom of Religion or Belief in a more inclusive Society of Humla
The overall objective of the project is to empower marginalized and discriminated members of Humla's society to exercise their Freedom of Religion and Belief (FoRB) rights, facilitating their participation in social, cultural, and religious life by raising social awareness and understanding on the importance of all human rights. The main target groups of the project include marginalized individuals, including Dalits, persons with disabilities (PWDs), women, religious minorities and indigenous/janajati people, social leaders, teachers, CSO members, religious groups/leaders, and government representatives. Project activities include increasing capacity, awareness and advocacy on FoRB and related human rights, as well as working on vocational skills and economic empowerment of the marginalised target group. The overall expected changes of the project are a more inclusive society with decreased discrimination and prejudice against individuals or communities based on their religion or belief; Increased awareness and understanding of the importance of FoRB and strengthened collaboration to promote it, and empowered marginalised groups able to freely express their beliefs and to participate on equal terms with the majority of the society in Humla through support in their social and economic involvement and the expression of their FoRB related rights.
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About this project
The overall objective of the project is to empower marginalized and discriminated members of Humla's society to exercise their Freedom of Religion and Belief (FoRB) rights, facilitating their participation in social, cultural, and religious life by raising social awareness and understanding on the importance of all human rights. The main target groups of the project include marginalized individuals, including Dalits, persons with disabilities (PWDs), women, religious minorities and indigenous/janajati people, social leaders, teachers, CSO members, religious groups/leaders, and government representatives. Project activities include increasing capacity, awareness and advocacy on FoRB and related human rights, as well as working on vocational skills and economic empowerment of the marginalised target group. The overall expected changes of the project are a more inclusive society with decreased discrimination and prejudice against individuals or communities based on their religion or belief; Increased awareness and understanding of the importance of FoRB and strengthened collaboration to promote it, and empowered marginalised groups able to freely express their beliefs and to participate on equal terms with the majority of the society in Humla through support in their social and economic involvement and the expression of their FoRB related rights.
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Retrieved May 26, 2026 · Last checked May 26, 2026
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