How the Third Annual Nepal Pride Parade 2021 rolled out. #NepalPrideParade #NepalPride2021

Nepal Pride Parade in different languages of Nepal While the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world, making it unsafe to gather physically, it did not deter Nepal Pride Parade to be celebrated. We took the celebration online, while the second annual Nepal Pride Parade became the first of its kind : First Virtual Pride Parade of … Continue reading How did Nepal Pride Parade 2020 rolled on(line) →

Public Statement20 May 2020 This statement is also available in Nepali Every year the second saturday of June is observed as Pride Day in Nepal. Since 2019, Nepal has begun its own autonomous and independent Pride Parade to mark a celebration of diversity of gender and sexuality. The Second Saturday of June in 2020 falls … Continue reading Public Statement 2020 →

P.C. - Nishant S Gurung The pandemic of COVID-19 has forced a huge section of the world to stay indoors. While the pandemic has made it impossible for people to gather on the streets, this year we will take the Pride Parade in. Yes ! An online pride parade this year. Last year, we marked … Continue reading Second Annual Nepal Pride Parade →

Dear all, We regret to inform you that we had to cancel our Second Annual Queer Womxn Pride March due to the outbreak of COVID-19 Coronavirus. The government has issued orders to cancel or halt any sorts of public events, rallies and gatherings. Since last year, Queer Womxn Pride Parade was simultaneously marching with the … Continue reading Second Annual Queer Womxn March canceled →

Respected everyone, The organizing group of ‘Nepal Pride Parade’ or ‘Nepal Queer/MOGAI Pride Parade’ would like to inform everyone that we shall be organizing Pride Parade on second saturday of the month June every year. While last year in 2019 for the first time in Nepal, the pride parade was organized on 29 June, the … Continue reading Second Saturday of June to be Pride Day in Nepal →

On 29 June 2019, the Queer Youth Group (QYG) and the Queer Rights Collective (QRC) organized a Pride Parade. The Pride Parade was open to all people across the gender and sexuality spectrum and an open call for invitation was posted on social media platforms. A knock of threat prior to the pride parade On … Continue reading Organizer of pride parade receives assaults and threats →

Public Statement16 June 2019 Queer Youth Group through this statement would like to inform on everyone that on June 29, 10 am in the morning we are gathering at Fibwa-Khya (aka Maitighar Mandala) for Nepal Pride Parade. Gathering at Fibwa Khya (Maitighar Mandala) we will rally down to Khunthoo (New Baneshor). Pride Parades are outdoor … Continue reading Public Statement 2019 →