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From Exclusion to Influence: The Shift Happening in Nepal
Amar Timalsina once lived on the margins of Nepali society. This month, he helped bring together government leaders, global organisations...
Amar Timalsina once lived on the margins of Nepali society. This month, he helped bring together government leaders, global organisations...
The elimination of a disease in our lifetime is rare. But this is how it happens—one country at a time....
On a remote Philippine island, a former leprosy colony learns to live with its past. The ferry to Culion arrives...
International Women’s Day invites us to pause and recognise the women whose courage, leadership and compassion have shaped our world...
A 23-year-old Melbourne runner is crossing India on foot to support children and families affected by leprosy. But his 5,000km...
Discrimination does not announce itself. It settles into systems—into law, healthcare and classrooms—quietly deciding who belongs. On Zero Discrimination Day,...
In the early twentieth century, a young chemist accomplished what seasoned researchers had failed to do for decades. Her name...
World Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTD) Day exists because certain diseases—and the people affected by them—have been systematically overlooked. Neglected tropical...
This World Leprosy Day—observed internationally on the last Sunday of January—we remember that leprosy is not just history, health statistics...
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