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The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights publishes Kailasa Nation’s report on “Women’s and girls’ enjoyment of human rights in humanitarian situations”.

Kailasa Nation’s inputs and recommendations were used to prepare the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights’ report which was presented at the Human Rights Council at its 49th session on the promotion, protection and respect of women’s and girls’ full enjoyment of human rights in humanitarian situations.

KAILASA Nation addressed the persecution, torture and rape of Hindu minority women such as the ASMT women, including of Kailasa’s Hindu women monks, by the state of India, politically owned media and anti-Hindu militants in India. 

It addressed the concrete measures taken by Kailasa Nation, in accordance with the ancient Hindu scriptures, to respect, protect and fulfill the human rights of women and girls in India, as well as the challenges it faces in doing so in an austere Hinduphobic environment.

Kailasa nation is the First Nation of Hindus. It is the revival of the ancient enlightened Hindu Civilizational Nation and its matrilineal society, which empowers women and girls to flourish into leaders and take leadership positions. As such, more than 80% of leadership positions in Kailasa are occupied by women.

Link to UN Page:

https://www.ohchr.org/EN/Issues/Women/WRGS/Pages/CFI-Women-girls-humanitarian-situations.aspx

Link to Kailasa Nation’s “Women’s and girls’ enjoyment of human rights in humanitarian situations” Report:

https://www.ohchr.org/Documents/Issues/Women/WRGS/CFI-Women-humanitarian-situations/CSOs/Kailasa-Nation.pdf