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UNMIN Newsletter Fact Sheet 4 (United Nations Monitoring in Support of the Peace Process) UNMIN and a number of UN agencies have a role in monitoring the situation throughout the country in order to assist Nepal create the conditions for a free and fair Constituent Assembly Election. The UN monitoring role relates to five areas:the manage...
UNMIN, (2008)
OHCHR-Nepal calls on CPN-Maoist to fulfill commitments to stop human rights abuses OHCHR-Nepal today delivered to the CPN-Maoist a document setting out its major concerns regarding human rights abuses by the CPN-Maoist since its ceasefire declaration of 26 April 2006. The concerns include issues relating to the rights to life (kill...
UNOHCHR, (2006)
Address by Mr. David Johnson Senior Human Rights Officer, OHCHR-Nepal At the First Human Rights Defenders Forum South Asia 2006 “Promoting Asian Solidarity for Peace and Democracy: Strengthening the Role of Human Rights Defenders in South Asia” Dear Members of Forum Asia, Human Rights Defender colleagues, It is a great pleasure to be here with you today. I would like to congratulate Forum-Asia for initiating this timely event. Ian Martin has asked me to convey his best wishes and solidar...
UNOHCHR, (2006)
OHCHR-Nepal welcomes CPN (Maoist) unilateral ceasefire as positive opportunity for human rights OHCHR-Nepal welcomes the announcement by the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) of a three-month unilateral ceasefire. OHCHR-Nepal recalls that Secretary-General Kofi Annan has repeatedly called for a mutual cessation of hostilities and the establishm...
UNOHCHR, (2006)
Statement Attributable to the Spokesman for the Secretary-General on Nepal New York, 30 January 2003 The Secretary-General warmly welcomes the announcement of a cease-fire yesterday by the His Majesty's Government of Nepal and the forces belonging to the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) and the Government's intention to convene all-party talks. He ...
UN, (2003)