Nepal is still a deeply patriarchal society. Sex before marriage is still stigmatised, this makes it hard to seek contraception and abortion.…

I want to see sexual and reproductive rights normalised and recognised as fundamental for all people. …

Patients need to be able to trust us to be confidential – they need to know that abortion is safe and that they will be OK. …

I want Nepal to be a place where no one hesitates to seek healthcare because they fear judgement.…

Stigma and abuse means that queer communities no longer seek care when they need it – I make an effort to welcome these patients to my clinic.…

Choosing to have an abortion is women’s reproductive right. They should decide and that shouldn’t be an issue.…

We should be prepared to be a little uncomfortable because that’s the only way you can make change.…

I do this because the women and girls of this world, especially Liberia, deserve better.…

Young people have the right to make decisions about our bodies. We have the right to recognise that we may not be ready to be mothers.…