Details on victims of Enforced Disappearance
(1996-2006)

A First recorded incident of enforced disappearance in Nepal dates back to 1951. The trend continued during the authoritarian Panchayat era but went up alarmingly during the armed conflict launched by the then CPN-M. Both the state and the rebels were responsible for enforced disappearance.

Nepal witnessed a decade-long armed conflict started by the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist). The war that started in 1996 in the name of “people’s war,” affected the general life across the country.

This joint submission has been prepared by three coalitions namely Nepal NGO Coalition for UPR (‘NNC-UPR), National Women Coalition and Durban Review Conference Follow-up Committee Nepal comprising of 238 civil society organizations all together (Annex 1). This report is the outcome of a series of regional, national and thematic consultations with relevant stakeholders including the government and national institutions. This submission also includes two different thematic submissions of DRC Follow-up Committee (Annex- 2) and Women Coalition as annex (Annex- 3).

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. A new wave of Madhesh Uprising emerged in January 2007 and sprouting armed groups calling for the cause of Madhesi people and other nationalities have only added to the difficulties.

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 ……

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. A new wave of Madhesh Uprising emerged in January 2007 and sprouting armed groups …………….

Diarrhea outbreak has been noticed in the hilly districts of Far Western and Mid-Western Region since the beginning of summer. Since February 26, 2010 to April 25, 17 persons have died due to the disease. One death occurred in Western Region on April 21 and disease has been noticed in many other districts. The name-list of the persons succumbing to the disease has been compiled on the basis of the reports sent by INSEC district representatives and monitoring report of the Regional Offices.

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…

Period: July/August 2007
Source: Active Surveillance
Date of issue: 15/10/2007
Title: Bimonthly report on civilian casualties of unintentional explosions –July/August 2007

Summary:
In July, INSEC district representatives reported six incidents resulting in nine casualties of which two persons were killed. In August, there were two victim-activated incidents with three casualties. Mid-West region was most affected with three incidents and four casualties while Central region and two incidents and four casualties among whom two were dead.

Period: May/June 2007
Source: Active Surveillance
Date of issue: 08/07/2007
Title: Bimonthly report on civilian casualties of unintentional explosions – May/June 2007

Summary:
In May, INSEC district representatives reported six incidents resulting in 18 casualties of which nine persons were killed. There was no victim-activated incident in June. Western region was most affected with two incidents and 12 casualties among whom nine persons died and one lost one leg.

Period: March/April 2007
Source: Active Surveillance
Date of issue: 03/05/2007
Title: Bimonthly report on civilian casualties of unintentional explosions – March/April 2007

In March, INSEC district representatives reported seven incidents resulting in 39 casualties of one person was killed. In April, INSEC district representatives reported three incidents with four casualties. Mid-Western Region was most affected with five incidents and six casualties while Far-western Region had one incident in Doti with one casualty. Eastern region had one incident with 32 villagers injured.

Period: January/February 2007
Source: Active Surveillance
Date of issue: 25/03/2007
Title: Bimonthly report on civilian casualties of unintentional explosions – January/February 2007

Summary:
In January, INSEC district representatives reported three incidents resulting in six casualties of which all were injured. In February, INSEC district representatives reported two incidents with two casualties. Mid-Western Region was most affected with three incidents and five casualties while Central region had one incident and two casualties and Eastern region with one casualty in one incident.