Killing, abduction and extortion among other problems have persisted in Nepal even after the successful April Movement 2006 and Comprehensive Peace Agreement 2006. Activities as those common during the 10 years of conflict were thought of being numbered after the peace agreement but the things did not turn out had expected by the people. Madhesh Uprising emerged in January 2007 and armed groups with the pro-Madhes slogan

INSEC record shows the death toll of diarrhea is 464 in 18 districts of Mid and Far Western Regions from April 30 to September 18.

Killing, abduction and extortion among other problems have persisted in Nepal even after the successful April Movement 2006 and Comprehensive Peace Agreement 2006. Activities as those common during the 10 years of conflict were thought of being numbered after the peace agreement but the things did not turn out had expected by the people

Killing, abduction and extortion among other problems have plagued Nepal since April Movement 2006. Such activities rampant during the 10 years of conflict were hoped to be vanished after the peace agreement but the development turned it into high hope. Madhesh Uprising in January 2007 and emergence of armed groups claiming to stand up for the cause of Madhesi people and other nationalities have only exacerbated the situation.

Killing has remained a major security concern in post-April Movement 2006. The killing did not stop with the end of conflict neither with the signing of Comprehensive Peace Agreement in November 2006.

INSEC recorded 225 cases of rape and attempted rape in the period. One boy and 233 girls and women were the victims.

Extrajudicial Killing of Maina Sunar: A Case Report

Army at Panchkhal barrack severely tortured and killed Maina Sunar, 15, of Kharelthok VDC-6 in Kavre district on February 17, 2004. Maina was a 9th-grade student at Bhagawati Secondary School in the locality. After arresting Maina, army called Maina’s teachers to the barrack to take her back but when the teachers went there, they were shown indifference prompting the victim’s father Purna Bahadur and mother Devi Sunar to go to the city seeking help from rights bodies and media. Although the killing drew national and international….

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