We Work for Citizenship, Dignity, and Equal Rights
Years Of Experience
About Us
Naya Nepal Samajik Sanstha is a community-based organization working to ensure that no one is left behind due to lack of citizenship or identity. Through advocacy, legal support, help desks, and awareness programs, we continue to promote dignity, inclusion, and equal rights in Nepal..
On 24 February, individuals in Bara received citizenship through their mother’s name. Congratulations to Aasdeb, Rihan, and others whose long struggle has finally brought success. Another proud step toward equal rights for all.
On 12 February, Suraj Patel from Bara also successfully received citizenship through his mother’s name. This is another meaningful success in the ongoing struggle for equal citizenship rights in Nepal. His achievement reflects the importance of persistence, advocacy, and collective effort. It also gives hope to many others who are still waiting for their rights to be recognized.
On 5 January, the Citizenship Regulations were published in the Gazette, officially allowing citizenship through the mother’s name. This marks a major success after years of struggle and advocacy for equal rights.
Thank you to everyone who stood with us and made this historic day unforgettable. Your love, support, and voices made this success possible. With the strength of millions of hearts, progress has been achieved for nearly 1.6 million people. Heartfelt respect and gratitude to all.
The Government of Nepal has approved the Fourth Amendment to the Nepal Citizenship Regulations, 2082. After 14 days of peaceful protest, this has become a historic example for the country — proving that rights can also be achieved through peace, patience, and unity.
On 11 March, six individuals received citizenship through their mother’s name from the District Administration Office in Birgunj, Parsa. This is a meaningful result of years of struggle and persistence. Heartfelt thanks to all citizenship-affected individuals, advocates, social workers, and the government who supported this movement.
