A son’s moving account of how he turned the pain of having a disappeared father into activism
Perpetrator remorse and truth cannot be traded for justice
The transitional industry in Nepal has turned the entire peace process into a ‘project’
The victims of conflict have moved beyond revenge to remembrance, politicians could learn from them
A Truth and Reconciliation Commission overseen by perpetrators will not bring us closer to truth and reconciliation
It would be better to have no Truth Commission at all than a toothless commission
The focus on the constitution has taken attention away from the plight of the families of the disappeared
On the 15th anniversary of the start of the war, relatives of the disappeared still wait for answers
The Disappearances Commission should ensure justice, not obstruct it
The families of Nepal's disappeared are forgotten
