Nepal Communist Party dispute risks further delay in justice for war victims
While the Nepal Communist Party fight has turned Nepal’s politics murky, the one section that seems to fall prey to its leaders’ actions is victims of the decade-long armed conflict
While the Nepal Communist Party fight has turned Nepal’s politics murky, the one section that seems to fall prey to its leaders’ actions is victims of the decade-long armed conflict.
Thousands of victims of the 1996-2006 insurgency, which resulted in the deaths of at least 13,000 people and disappearance of thousands of others, have been awaiting justice for over a decade and a half now, largely due to a lack of will on the part of Nepal’s political parties to conclude the peace process.
After a political split in the Nepal Communist Party as a result of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli’s decision to dissolve the lower house on December 20, the faction led by Oli is now in a bid to woo former Maoist combatants.
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