SAURPANI, Nepal — Five hours by car from Katmandu, then by foot for several miles past the spot where the road is blocked by boulders and mud, people from the
Nine out of 10 Nepalese troops are said to be involved in search and rescue operations, as the country pleads for more foreign aid to deal with a massive earthquake
At least 3,617 people are now known to have died in a massive earthquake which hit Nepal on Saturday, police say. More than 6,500 people have been injured, according to
Published in The E-Kantipur on Jan. 08 :: The government has publicised the fourth five-year national action plan on human rights 2014-2019, which incorporates six new focal areas. The new
Published in The E-Kantipur on Jan. 07 :: As the Recommendation Committee is preparing a roster of candidates for the commissions on truth and reconciliation and enforced disappearances, a group
Published in The Nepaltelegraph.com on 31 Dec. 2014 :: Nepal’s past politics recalled The media generally reports news about political debates in the Parliament in summary and legislative information is
Published in The Himalayan Times :: International Commission of Jurists and other human rights organisations today urged Nepal to ensure participation of more victims and improvement in transparency when selecting
Published in The E-Kantipur on Dec. 10 :: Promotion and protection of the rights of vulnerable groups can strengthen national integrity, peace and democracy The United Nations has set ‘Human
Published in The Green Left on Dec. 06 by Farooq Tariq :: The 18th South Asian Associations for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) summit took place at Kathmandu, Nepal on November 25
Date: 16 November 2014 Venue: Kathmandu, Nepal Vrinda Grover, SAHR Bureau Member speaking on “State of impunity: experiences from South Asia”. Hina Jilani, SAHR Chairperson speaking on “Situation of Human
