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Human Right Yearbook 2010
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Wednesday, 10 March 2010 11:41 AM
Informal Sector Service Center (INSEC)
Interview
There is not a Competitive Market in Human Rights as There is in Other Endeavours: Bennett
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View Point
Rajendra Ghimire, Chairperson, PPR
Reports of different organizations show that torture remains as a problem in Nepal. It was believed that torture would end following the restoration of democracy but it
Opinion Forum
Lal Babu Yadav
Political Science
Tribhuvan University
 
The issue of gender equality has been raised strongly following the success of the April movement of 2006. During the period of Panchyat System, the
Features
By Bigyan Sharma
The achievement of historical people's movement is yet to bring smiles to the faces of some families of Jogimara of Dhading district. It is a case
Top News

Man Abducted From House

Udaypur/ March 9

An unidentified group has abducted Kapil Khatiwada, 32, of Rampur Toksila VDC-7 on early morning of March 9.   According to Khatiwada's sister Khina, her elder brother was abducted as he was sleeping on the veranda along with other family members.   She added that her younger brother Ramesh, who was in

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Human Rights Yearbook 2010
Executive Summary
The peace process that began three years ago remained uncomplete in 2009. Human rights situation of Nepal couldn’t improve as expected even in 2009 for which there was no basis to label as satisfactory. The Comprehensive Peace Agreement was signed respecting the norms and spirit of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1948, however; the series of events carried out by the parties of the CPA, human rights situation........
HR Report
Report on killing on the month of January 2010
Killing, abduction and extortion among other problems have persisted in Nepal even after the successful April Movement 2006 and Comprehensive Peace Agreement 2006. Activities as those common during the 10
Other HR Report
Trend Analysis
Trend Analysis of July 2009
Government indifference regarding human rights issues continues
 
The situation of human rights violation remained bleak during the month of July. Despite the government's repeated commitments towards protection of human rights and
Previous Trend Analysis
Mine Report
Report on Casualties of Victim-activated Explosions (Jan-Sep 2009)
Summary

This nine-month quarterly report has been prepared on the basis of information gathered through INSEC’s Surveillance System. It records the effects of explosive devices from January– September 2009 in Nepal
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