Nepal celebrates a landmark achievement as Bhumika Shrestha becomes the nation’s first transgender lawmaker. Appointed as a representative for the Rastriya Swatantra Party, her historic entry into parliament honors the country’s long-standing legal recognition of the third gender and advances inclusive leadership.
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Le Népal marque l’histoire avec sa première députée transgenre

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Le Népal célèbre une avancée historique avec la nomination de Bhumika Shrestha, la toute première députée transgenre du pays. Représentante du parti Rastriya Swatantra, son entrée au parlement honore la reconnaissance du troisième genre et renforce la diversité au sein de la gouvernance nationale népalaise.

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