Justice delayed, justice denied
António Guterres takes to Nepal Parliament as victims of armed conflict and the civil society highlight government attempts to sabotage transitional justice process
António Guterres takes to Nepal Parliament as victims of armed conflict and the civil society highlight government attempts to sabotage transitional justice process
Concluding the transitional justice process, climate change and Nepal’s role in UN peacekeeping discussed
The UN Secretary General arrives on a trip overshadowed by the Israel-Hamas war to address the unfinished business of Nepal’s own conflict.
Colombian judge’s advice to Nepal: a vengeful system that prioritises punishment post-conflict is counter-productive
Amendment to the Transitional Justice Bill not on par with domestic and international laws, say human rights groups
Global geopolitical changes and the rise of China means the West has gone cold on transitional justice and its humanitarian agenda
Nepali human rights activists and survivors of the 1996-2006 Maoist insurgency have written to United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres alerting him to...
Eighteen years after the end of Nepal's Maoist conflict, and eight years after the Supreme Court ruled that a law on transitional...
Collusion in the coalition to deny justice to Nepal’s conflict victims and let off perpetrators
Sixteen years after the conflict ended, families still struggle for transitional justice