Dewan Rai

The state’s practice of paying out compensations to protect its personnel from prosecution prevents actual justice from being delivered and helps promote a culture of impunity

Politicians have mastered the art of exploiting the nexus between themselves and prosecutors to always remain beyond the arm of the law

The forceful eviction of landless Chepangs from protected forest areas is a violation of their constitutional rights

A recently released parliamentary report points out many lapses in how the police handled the recent murders of Dalits in Rukum

The seeds for the current crisis in Singha Durbar were sown by Oli during his rise to the top and his tenure there

An arrogant government and stubborn rebels, both communists, are leading Nepal to another civil war

“He did not have any political sense at all. He was a happy go lucky boy,” said one of his high school teachers

Hearing of the “review petition” will take place on May 16. Victims worry that mass amnesty may be granted to perpetrators.

Transitional justice mechanisms expire on February 9 without finishing their job

Maina Sunar case will set precedent for Army trials in civilian court