Devi Khadka: Woman who struggled against sexual violence against war | Documentary film

In the late 1990s, Devi Khadka, who was arrested at the first day of the Nepal’s civil war, was tortured and raped and raped. The rebel leaders exposed him as a “victim of aggression” and celebrated him with the taboo leading to depression and social ostracism. To solve these horrors, Khadka joined the rebel front lines and rose from the ranks.

After the war, the Nepal was elected to the new parliament of Nepal, but the leaders of Nepal’s leaders were eliminated after they wanted to bury the painful truths of war. Like the public faces of those who live, Khadka can no longer remain silent. Managed for justice, the Nepal set off to unturn the forgotten women and deliberately deleting the forgotten women.

Devi Khadka: It is a documentary by Uncolicted Subina Shrestha.