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General Secretary, Manab Adhikar Pratisthan
All Nepalese people have becoming pessimistic as impunity is rising in the country. Criminal activities and crime against humanity has been leaving behind the
At a time when the attention of the nation has been drawn to ongoing political stalemate, people in Mid and Far Western Regions that are gripped by diarrhea
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
268 disqualified combatants discharged from PLA Cantonment of Rolpa
Rolpa / February 8
268 disqualified combatants from the PLA fifth division located in Dahaban of Nayagoun VDC-2 Rolpa were discharged on February 8.
Although, there were 452 disqualified combatants at the fifth division, many of them have already left the camp and remaining 268 were discharged on Monday.
Maoist chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal, UNMIN chief Karen Landgren, envoys of various five countries and Joint Secretary of the Ministry of Peace and Reconstruction Niranjan Upreti had participated in the function organised for the discharge of disqualified combatants.
The discharged combatants were given 10 thousand rupees and New Identity Card by UNMIN and 12 thousand rupees from the UCPN-M.
As per the Action Plan signed last month at the presence of UN Secretary General's Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict, Radhika Coomaraswamy, the discharge of 4008 disqualified combatants would be complete in 40 days. With the discharge of disqualified combatants of 5th Division of PLA the discharge process of UCPN-M affiliated PLA combatants disqualified from second verification by UNMIN has concluded. There are nearly 19 thousand Maoist combatants in UN monitored cantonment and satellite camps across the country.
Ghana Shyam Acharya
- UNMIN Chief Landgren Urges Parties to Bring Peace Process Back on Track (Kathmandu/ September 8)
- Teenager Girl Raped (Morang/ September 8)
- UCPN-M Threat Displaces One (Kalikot/ September 8)
- Bomb Detonated at CA Member's House (Banke/ September 8)
- Joint Statement Demands Timely Implementation of Agreement with Freed Haliyas (Kathmandu/ September 8)
- Civil Society Members Demand Prove over Tape Scandal (Kathmandu/ September 7)
- Former Foreign Ministers Object to UN SG's Report (Kathmandu/September 7)
- UCPN-M Cadre Shot Dead (Dhanusha/ September 7)
- Another UCPN-M Leader Arrested In Thaiba Murder Case (Rupandehi/ September 6)
- Journalist Physically Abused (Nuwakot/ September 6)
- Father Seeks INSEC Help to Search for Missing Daughter (Rautahat/September 6)
- Teacher Killed by Unidentified Group (Bara/September 6)
- Girl Files FIR Claiming Rape (Surkhet/ September 5)
- Bomb Detonated at LDO's Office (Rautahat/ September 5)
- Fourth Anti-Human Trafficking Day Marked (Dhangadhi/ September 5)
- Supervisor Abducted by Unidentified Gang (Morang/ September 5)
- Man Kills Wife (Rupandehi/ September 4)
- Unidentified Group Hacks One to Death (Nawalparasi/ September 4)
- NA Defuses Bomb Planted at Trader's House (Dang/ September 4)
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