Rahul KC was raised in Kathmandu, Nepal's largest city, during the country's 10-year civil war. As a result, he grew up believing that domestic violence and forced child labor were a normal way of life. Discovering Youth for Human Rights at the age of 12, he began to understand the gravity of the injustices being committed and the universal laws that had been passed to prevent them. Upon graduating from high school, he formed a group to promote human rights education in Nepal. Bringing his message everywhere at this "roof of the world," Rahul's work has educated thousands on human rights and ultimately helped to change Nepal's constitution, ensuring effective implementation, protection, and promotion of human rights.
Rahul KC currently serves as the president for Youth for Human Rights Nepal.
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