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Kathmandu, March 8: On the occasion of 108th International Women's Day, different non-governmental organizations have organized men's march from Maitighar to Ratnapark today.
To change the conception of general public towards menstruation as it is considered as an issue of embarrassment, pads were distributed to all the men marchers stated the campaigners.
The event was jointly organized by Nepal Forum of Environmental Journalists (NEFEJ), Freedom Forum Nepal and Free Press Unlimited of Netherland.
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