REPORTS
Nepal: One year of Royal Anarchy, 30 January 2006
Nepal: One Year of Royal Anarchy chronicles human rights violations in Nepal under King Gyanendra. Nepal is an impending humanitarian crisis ready to explode. Asian Centre for Human Rights and FORUM-ASIA today called upon the international community to "boycott" or "disengage" with the administration of King Gyanendra …>>>
Torture in Nepal: A Case for Investigation by CAT, 2 November 2005After 11 years, the United Nations Committee Against Torture is scheduled to examine the second periodic report of Nepal (CAT/C/33/Add.6 of 14 January 2005) during its 35th Session from 7 to 25 November 2005. Read ACHR's alternate report titled, Torture in Nepal: A Case for Investigation by CAT ...>>>
Nepal: The Maoists' conflict and its impact on the rights of the child, 20 May 2005On 20 May 2005, the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child examined the second periodic report of the government of Nepal. Read ACHR's shadow report ... >>>
100 Days of Tyranny in Nepal, 10 May 2005The number of killings has crossed 12,000 in the first hundred days of direct rule by King Gyanendra. The arrest of 3,284 political activists, 27 journalists and 20 human rights defenders and prevention of 52 human rights defenders, former members of parliament and judges, academics, lawyers, members of the NHRC from leaving Kathmanu valley vouch the tyranny of King Gyanendra ...>>>
The Case for Intervention in Nepal, 14 March 2005Nepal has been facing a grave umanitarian crisis and the Royal take-over of February 1st has further accentuated it. The edifice of the state structure of Nepal has collapsed. Read ACHR's submission to the 61st session of the CHR... >>>