In 2015, Nepal introduced constitutional recognition for "gender and sexual minorities".[1] Despite this, the rights situation of intersex people in Nepal[2] is unclear. Local activists have identified human rights violations, including significant gaps in protection of rights to physical integrity and bodily autonomy, and protection from discrimination.[3] A first national meeting of intersex people look place in early 2016,Organised by First openly Intersex Rights Activist Esan Regmi in Nepal. with support from the UNDP.[4]
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