No closure after Nepal’s insurgency
Sixteen years after the conflict ended, families still struggle for transitional justice
Sixteen years after the conflict ended, families still struggle for transitional justice
Two women on opposite sides of Nepal's Maoist insurgency draw on memories of conflict
My father Muktinath Adhikari was a science and math teacher at the Panini Sanskrit Secondary School in Duradanda in Lamjung district. I...
A network of 24 civil society groups have demanded that the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) withdraw its invitation to House Speaker Agni Sapkota to attend...
The headlines for the past month have all been about the Supreme Court, and whether or not Chief Justice Cholendra SJB Rana...
Nearly an entire generation of Nepali youth has grown up following the Comprehensive Peace Accord (CPA) that was signed on 21 November...
The Human Rights Watch (HRW) on Tuesday wrote a letter to Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, urging him to uphold the rights...
Twenty-five years after the Maoist insurgency started on 13 February 1996, journalists who covered that war remember their own experiences reporting on the...
A mother who is on the 25th day of a hunger strike in Kathmandu demanding justice against the murderers of her son...
Amidst growing concerns over a shrinking civic space, Nepal’s civil society, especially rights-based organisations continue to play an integral role by complementing,...