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Ban concerned that key elements of Nepal's peace process not yet implemented 31 October 2009

Category: Country Information | Publisher: UN News Service | Document type: Country News

Nepal has mixed record in transition from war to peace, UN report finds 17 August 2009

Category: Country Information | Publisher: UN News Service | Document type: Country News

Tackling impunity key to consolidating peace in Nepal - UN rights official 29 July 2009

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Nepal: UN welcomes decision to discharge thousands of child soldiers 17 July 2009

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Nepal: UN human rights official voices concern about promotion of army officer 7 July 2009

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Increased violence could derail peace process in Nepal, UN cautions 11 June 2009

Category: Country Information | Publisher: UN News Service | Document type: Country News

Impunity for rights abuses could derail Nepal - peace process, warns UN official 22 March 2009

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Impunity for abuses in Nepal encourages those who seek to use violence - UN 17 February 2009

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Nepal: UN rights office welcomes progress in enforced disappearance case 5 February 2009

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Nepal: UN worried over risk to victim, others after conviction in domestic abuse case 22 January 2009

Category: Country Information | Publisher: UN News Service | Document type: Country News


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