The document discusses legal aid in Nepal. It defines legal aid and explains that it is necessary to uphold human rights and ensure access to justice for all citizens, regardless of wealth. It then examines Nepal's legal aid system, noting that the majority of the population lives in poverty and lacks access to legal resources. The key issues identified are that existing legal aid laws seem inadequate and ineffective at providing coverage, and that current legal aid organizations have limited reach and shortcomings. The objectives of the study are to analyze provisions for access to justice and assess the contributions and limitations of major legal aid organizations in Nepal.