Man Dies for Want of Treatment Khotang / February 5 Jit Bahadur Gurung, 58 of Nerpa VDC-8 has died as he could not receive treatment on time and health worker at local health did suggest him properly.
Gurung, who ...
Workers' Agitation Closes Unilever Nepal Makwanpur / February 5 Unilever Nepal Ltd has been closed as workers unions staged agitation with several demands on February 5.
Workers said that they have closed the factory as the factory administration ...
"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 ...
Former Minister for Peace and Reconstruction Rakam ChemjongThe 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 2011Nepal’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.
"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.
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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Subodh Raj Pyakurel
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 
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.
