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Four Students Arrested for Greeting PM with Black Flags
Banke / January 27
Police have arrested four students affiliated to various students wings alleging that they had showed black flags to Prime Minister Dr. Baburam Bhattarai on January 27.   Students of ...

Woman Hacked to Death
Dang / January 27
Bhumi Khandel, 42, a resident at Amuwa of Baghmare VDC-2 has been killed by an unidentified gang attacking her with a sharp weapon on January 26.   Family members ...

 
 
Opinion Forum
"TRC in Relation to Community Level Reconciliation"
Subodh Raj Pyakurel

The Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) of Nepal was unable to envisage the future political discourse and its implications. Instead, it was signed as a mere political commitment to hold the election for the Constituent Assembly, declare Nepal a republican state and federalize its political division. The local and ...
Interviews
Former Minister for Peace and Reconstruction Rakam Chemjong
The Local Peace Committees (LPC)s have nominal existence in the districts. Some have hyped such existence as a big success whereas views are also there that the Committees have not been effective given the interparty conflict at the central level. Moreover, conflict victims have not been justly dealt. In this context INFORMAL had talked
Human Rights Yearbook
Human Rights Yearbook 2011
Nepal’s peace process, guided by the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (2006), was stunted by the political parties’ own interests and power lust towards the end of 2010.
Features  
  "Government's Apathy Leaving Conflict Victims in Dire Needs"
By Bed Prakash Dhakal
Walking around homes in the village with swollen feet and foraging for food for the family was not the future Laxman Das dreamed of when he decided to join the rank of the then rebel party. The ideal of an egalitarian society where everything will be better now holds little meaning for Laxman as he goes through the struggle to get by each day.
 
Laxman Das was ...
 
 
View Point  
  "'Positive Attitude is Developing in the Community'"
Gobinda Raj Joshi
Coordinator, Local Peace Committee, Kailali
 
It’s true that it has been difficult, in the absence of Truth and Reconciliation Commission, to expose truth about the victimization that took place during the conflict in the past. Issues and concerns of many of the victims and their families are still suppressed. ...
 
 
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Caste discrimination behind Sunar's killing: Report
The Himalayan Times / 22 Jan 2012
Government bears the brunt of student unions' anger
The Himalayan Times / 20 Jan 2012
Dalit rights groups decry Insec report
Ekantipur / 01 Jan 2012
Rights group sees no caste sentiment behind Manbire's murder
Nepal News / 31 Dec 2011
Nepal: Peace Brings More Violence Against Women
Global Issues / 31 Dec 2001
Drunken brawl caused Manbire's death: Report
The Himalayan Times / 30 Dec 2011
Assault on journos up
The Himalayan Times / 24 Dec 2011
4,000 child labourers in Banke alone: Report
The Himalayan Times / 14 Dec 2011
Classes on dangers of explosives
The Himalayan Times / 12 Dec 2012
Nepal Fears a Truth and Reconciliation Commission
News Blaze / 21 Sep 2011
Rights defenders against condoning criminals
The Himalayan Times / 29 Aug 2011
Up in arms
Ekantipur / 13 Aug 2011
Conflict patterns, violent trends
Ekantipur / 05 Aug 2011
Human rights award for Acharya
The Himalayan / 01 Aug 2011
Acharya receives Prakash Human Rights Prize 2067
Nepalnews / 01 Aug 2011
Rights Activists Call for an Effective Human Rights Mechanism in South Asia and Civil Society Participation in SAARC
Asian Tribune / 28 Jul 2011
Justice Bastola pounces upon Nepal political leadership: Report
Telegraph Nepal / 03 July 2011
UML tells Parshuram to face authorities
My Republica / 18 Jun 2011
Nepal declared landmine-free country
All Headlines News / 14 Jun 2011
Condition of missing officer unknown since 8 months
My Republica / 06 Jun 2011
Nepal to be mine-free by next week
Ekantipur / 10 Jun 2011
Nepal to be "landmine-free" country soon
China Daily / 10 Jun 2011
INSEC expresses concern over Maoist activities
Review Nepal / 19 May 2011
INSEC Expresses Serious Concern Over Maoist Activities
Gateway Online / 19 May 2011
Secretariat asks Maoists to probe Chulachuli incident
My Republica / 18 May 2011
HR Organizations monitor maoist combatants' attack
News In Nepal / 28 Apr 2011
Rights situation : Tarai picture bleak:
Ekantipur / 22 Mar 2011
Renewed demand to ratify Rome Statute
Ekantipur / 22 Jul 2011
Human rights report paints a gloomy picture
The Himalayan TImes / 21 Mar 2011
1124 persons victimized in Central development
newsinNepal / 21 Mar 2011
1124 persons victimised in rights abuse cases in central development region in 2010: INSEC
Nepal News / 21 Mar 2011
Human Right violation up: Report
Nepal Mountain News / 11 Mar 2011
602 rights violation cases in mid-west of Nepal
The Himalayan Times / 11 Mar 2011
Scope of violence
Ekantipur / 25 Feb 2011
Govt rapped for poor rights scenario
Ekantipur / 20 Feb 2011
289 raped, 459 killed, 115 abducted last year: INSEC
Nepal Mountain News / 20 Feb 2011
Nepal's record has improved
The Himalayan Times / 20 Feb 2011
Rights defenders 'dismayed' at govt apathy
Ekantipur / 11 Feb 2011
TRC formation essential to ease conflict victims’ woes: Speaker
Ekantipur / 07 Feb 2011
Halfway there
Ekantipur / 28 Jan 2011
Nepal braces for rights scrutiny
Ekantipur / 05 Jan 2011
Rights violation unabated: INSEC
The Himalayan Times / 04 Jan 2011
INSEC study exposes plight of human rights activists
The Himalayan Times / 09 Dec 2010
 
 

 

 

Top News

School Closed Protesting Beating to Student
Gorkha / January 27
Four Students Arrested for Greeting PM with Black Flags
Banke / January 27
Woman Hacked to Death
Dang / January 27
Protect People, Not Criminals: INSEC
Kathmandu/ January 27
Indefinite Padlocking of School Affects Studies
Kanchanpur/ January 26
Journalist Threatened by NC Cadre
Lamjung / January 26
Murder Accused Arrested from Court Premises
Morang / January 26
One Abducted By Unidentified Gang
Mahottari / January 26
Bandhs Affect Normal Life Nationwide
Kathmandu / January 25
Youth Killed in Grenade Blast
Kaski / January 25
Whereabouts of Abducted Baby Unknown for Week
Chitwan / January 25
Bandh Affects Normal Life
Rautahat/January 24
Bomb Explosion in Passenger Bus
Dang/January 24
Torch Rally Staged against Petro Price Hike
Kathmandu/January 24
Abducted Technical Assistant Freed
Siraha/January 23
Women Tortured By Husband Admitted to Hospital
Darchula/January 23
Family Seeks Action Against Rape Accused
Banke/January 23
Community Schools Collecting Illegal Fees
Ramechhap/January 23
NA Team Diffuse Time Bomb
Sunsari/January 23
ERW Found, People Wait For Disposal
Bhojpur/January 23
Media's Role in Promotion of Justice and Security Discussed
Lalitpur/January 22
Madhesi Students Torch Newspaper
Sunsari/January 22
Abducted Boy Released After Two Weeks
Siraha/January 22
DIG Arrested On Charge of Killing Wife
Kathmandu/January 22
Most of Rape Cases Don't Reach Court
Sangkhuwasabha/January 22
VDC Technical Assistant Abducted
Siraha/January 21
Youth Abducted in Biratnagar
Morang / January 21
NA Defuses Socket Bomb
Bardiya / January 21
Man Accused for Killing Minor Boy Released on Bail
Kapilvastu / January 21
Army Personnel Injured While Disposing Bomb
Rautahat / January 21
NA Defuses Socket Bomb
Kailali / January 20
Pregnant Woman Dies For Want of Treatment
Humla / January 20
Woman Forced to Stay in Cowshed
Okhaldhunga/ January 20
Beating by Cop Leaves Elderly Woman Injured
Kanchanpur/ January 20
Make the Motive Behind Price Hike Public: INSEC
Kathmandu /January 20
 
 

 

 

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