About Srijana Shrestha Ms. Srijana Shrestha, whose husband was killed by Maoists during Nepals armed conflict in 2002, transformed her loss into advocacy for conflict victim womens rights. She leads national networks, promotes gender-sensitive justice, and contributes to drafting the second phase of the National Action Plan on Conflict-Related Sexual Violence.

About Sital Singh Rathor Ms. Shital Singh Rathore, whose husband was killed by Maoists during Nepal`s armed conflict in 2005, advocates for conflict-affected women's rights to justice and reparations. As a peacebuilder and social worker, she unites and empowers conflict-victim women, drawing on years of active engagement to support their cause.

About Gita Rasaili Ms. Gita Rasaili, whose brother and sister were killed during Nepal`s armed conflict, emerged as a writer and leader advocating for equality and justice for conflict victim women. Born into an "untouchable" considered caste, she now leads national transitional justice campaigns and networks, including Voices of Women Media. She contributed to drafting and advocating for the effective implementation of the National Action Plan Phase II, focuses on justice, accountability, and reparations for victims.

About Sushila Chaudhary Ms. Sushila Chaudhary, faced the killing, disappearance, and torture of her family during Nepal`s armed conflict became a dedicated advocate for conflict victims and marginalized communities. As a peacebuilder, she leads efforts to strengthen conflict victim women networks, promote transitional justice, and ensure the effective implementation of National Action Plan Phase II for justice and reparations.

About Sabitri Khadka Ms. Sabitri, whose father was tortured and killed by Maoists in 2005, became a staunch advocate for conflict victims and women's rights. As Chairperson of Sankalpa in Gandaki Province, she champions women's leadership and transitional justice. With extensive work in Nepal's political transition and civil society, she promotes truth, justice, reparations, and non-recurrence for victims, contributing to the implementation of National Action Plan Phase II.

About Chandrakala Uprety Chandrakala Upreti`s husband was forcibly disappeared by the Nepal Army in 2003 during the armed conflict. Her painful search for truth inspired her to advocate for justice and support other conflict victims. As a peacebuilder and justice reporter, she has documented over 150 case stories and continues to lead efforts for transitional justice and the effective implementation of National Action Plan Phase II.

About Nagma Mali Nagma Mali, whose father forcibly disappeared during Nepal`s armed conflict, is a visual storyteller and advocate for human rights, peacebuilding, feminism, and LGBTQIA+ rights. Leading "She is the Story" initiative at Voices of Women in Media, she uses her storytelling and visual documentation skills to amplify conflict survivors voices, preserve their stories and promote gender equality and transitional justice.

About Ramila Joshi Ms. Ramila Joshi, whose husband was killed by Maoists in 2002 during Nepal`s armed conflict, transformed her pain into a mission for justice. As a peacebuilder, she advocates for addressing conflict- affected women's needs, punishing perpetrators, and ensuring reparations. Her work emphasizes peacebuilding as a gradual process toward lasting justice for survivors and their families.