Arms registration and storage by U.N. monitors in the western part of Nepal has now been concluded, confirmed Ian Martin, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Nepal, following a visit Friday to cantonment sites of the PLA in Kailali and Surkhet. Martin arrived at Kailali just as UN teams were registering and storing the arms of a final group of about 100 of the combatants based at the PLA 7th main cantonment site. He was joined on the ground by the senior UN arms monitor, General Jan Erik Wilhelmsen. Under the procedures established by agreement between the Government and CPN-M, the arms were catalogued and bar-coded by registration teams before being stored on racks inside cargo containers. The containers are locked and subject to round-the-clock UN monitoring.
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PEACE, CONFLICT, CONSTITUTIONS, PEACE AGREEMENTS, PEACEBUILDING, PEACEMAKING, POLITICAL PARTIES, POLITICAL CONDITIONS, ARMED CONFLICTS, POLITICAL SYSTEMS, PEACE MOVEMENTS
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Peace and Conflict through Political Mission
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