View Points

INSEC has been standing alongside the victims in their fight for justice & will continue to do so. Through various non-violent measures in this course. Activist & opinion bulders were

Conflict victims and their families are still hopeful that they will be ensured justice. They have understood the provisions of the transitional justice mechanism included in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement

INSEC has been working in collaboration with many like-minded organizations including government bodies and political parties for human rights. In the course of working for people, it has forged friendly

Being an issue embedded with the constitution writing and ongoing peace process in general, the task of state restructuring has become one of the complicated issues in Nepal. Deliberations have

The views included here were expressed as the key notes during the Second Sub-Regional Workshop on Human Rights Mechanism in South Asia jointly organized by Asian Forum for Human Rights

The Truth and Reconciliation  Commission supposed to be formed has not been materialized yet. Politically balancing Local Peace Committees (LPCs) are formed at the community Level but there lack meaningful

The human rigts situation in the Tarai-Madhes is not good. People stll fear that violence of the passt might recur. Explosions and abductions are not uncomman. Governmental indifference towards the

Shobha Gautam Founder Chairperson, IHRICON The Government and the political parties of Nepal are not honest towards the problems of the disappeared persons. The UCPN-Maoist inflicted torture, killed and disappeared numbers

Parmananda Aryal, Lecturer Achham Peace process in Nepal was accelerated being guided by the 12–point understanding reached between Seven Party-Alliance and the then rebellion UCPN Maoist. The agreement had been

Amid various reports that impunity is rampant in the country, INFORMAL asked human rights defenders what should be done to end impunity. Excerpts:   Rameshwor Nepal Amnesty International Nepal While

Indra Kharel, Chairperson, Supreme Court Bar Association The situation of torture could be worse if the civil society had not taken any initiative to prevent it. The civil society should

Jaya Ghimire Member of Constituent Assembly / Secretary, All Nepal Women’s Association Representation of women in every sector of the state should be ensured in the new constitution. Rights of