INWOLAG is a non-governmental, non-profit, and non-political organisation established on 19 August 2000 by seven Indigenous women lawyers committed to protecting and promoting the dignity, rights, and well-being of Indigenous communities, particularly women, in Nepal.
Protecting rights, dignity, and collective futures
INWOLAG focuses on advancing Indigenous women's rights and access to justice through a holistic approach combining legal aid, advocacy, awareness, research, and empowerment.
INWOLAG's objectives stem from a deep commitment to justice, equity, and empowerment for Indigenous women and communities long marginalised by Nepal's legal and socio-political structures.
Making a Difference
INWOLAG has extended its work across 40 districts in all seven provinces of Nepal, particularly in regions with a high concentration of Indigenous populations and significant human rights challenges.
Years of advocacy
Districts reached
Provinces reached
Founding lawyers
Featured Publications
Recent INWOLAG research and reports
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