On 10 September, 253 juveniles escaped from the Biratnagar Child Reform, Biratnagar Metropolitan City-3. Indradev Yadav, Chief District Officer of Morang, stated that those at the correction center fled on
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres through the social media platform X stated that he has been observing the situation in Nepal, and expressed deep sorrow over the humanitarian losses resulting from
According to INSEC Rupandehi representative Rima BC, on Bhadra 24, Gen-Z protesters carried out acts of vandalism at various locations in Rupandehi. In Butwal, they vandalized and set fire to
In light of the prevailing critical situation, the Nepali Army has issued an appeal to maintain peace and security across the country, noting that prohibitory orders and curfews have been
On 9 September, expressing solidarity with the GenZ protest, inmates and detainees at Jhumka Jail, Ramdhuni Municipality-5, got out of the jail. According to jail chief Subash Lamichhane 1,798 inmates
During the Gen Z protests held on 9 September in Surkhet, government and party offices across all 10 districts of Karnali Province were vandalized and set on fire. In Surkhet,
On the second day of the Gen Z protests, as the demonstrations intensified, protesters vandalized the Koshi Provincial Assembly building, the CPN-UML party office in Morang, the Rangeli Municipality office,
Protesters set fire to the CPN-UML Chitwan District Party office located in Bharatpur Metropolitan City-10. In addition to vandalizing the building, they also burned furniture and other materials. During the
Twenty-three civil society organizations, legal professionals, journalists, and human rights defenders from Banke have strongly condemned the brutal and inhumane use of excessive force by the government during the Gen
On 8 September, Gen Z protesters vandalized the National Human Rights Commission Madhesh Province office at Devichowk, Janakpurdham Sub-Metropolitan City-11. The protesters caused damage to its doors and physical structures.
Following the escalation of the Gen-Z protests since Monday, Prime Minister Oli has tendered his resignation. President Ram Chandra Paudel has accepted the resignation. Meanwhile, Chief Secretary Eknarayan Aryal, Chief
On the second day of the Gen Z youth protests, 9 September, protesters vandalized and set fire to the UML headquarters in Chyasal, according to police reports. Similarly, protesters also
During the protest organized by the new generation youth (Gen Z) in Kathmandu on 8 September against corruption, mismanagement, and the government’s decision to ban social media, 19 people injured
The Informal Sector Service Center (INSEC) issued a Press Release on 9 September, demanding a judicial investigation into the massacre in Kathmandu and calling for the Prime Minister’s resignation. The
As the Gen Z protest escalated in various areas of Biratnagar Sub-Metropolitan City for the second day, the District Administration Office has imposed a curfew. To control the ongoing protests
Protesters have vandalized and set fire to the residence of Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Prithivi Subba Gurung. According to police sources, on 9 September, protesters reached Minister Gurung’s
The District Administration Office, Kathmandu, has imposed a curfew within the Ring Road area effective from 8:30 AM on September 9 until further notice. According to the notice, the curfew
The embassies of Australia, Finland, France, Japan, the Republic of Korea, the United Kingdom, Norway, Germany, and the United States situated in Nepal have expressed deep sorrow over the violent
The Informal Sector Service Centre, INSEC issued a press release issued on 8 September, condemning the excessive use of force by the police during the protest organized by Gen-Z in
During the Gen Z protest in Pokhara, 30 people were injured. Among them, five sustained injuries from police gunfire. The injured are receiving treatment in various hospitals. On 8 September,
