United Nations
Information Centre | Nepal
NEPAL: Time is of the Essence for Minors in Maoist Cantonments
PDF File Size: 5 KB | Download   
These children have a right to start their lives anew and help to build a peaceful and prosperous Nepal. The United Nations and its partners stand ready to provide support and assistance for their successful rehabilitation into Nepali society.
Publisher:
UNMIN ,   (2009 ) 		Type / Script:
Press Release in English
Keywords:
SOCIETY, SUPPORT, PEACE AGREEMENT, ARMED CONFLICT, COMMUNIST PARTIES
Thematic Group:
 UNMIN : Peace and Conflict through Political Mission
Thesaurus:
01.01.00  -  Political Conditions, Institutions, Movements
Reference Link:
** This document has been:
619  times viewed
3  times downloaded.
Feeder: PALLAVITHAPA83@GMAIL COM , Editor: , Auditor:

View Document History
Related Topics
Rehabilitation - Update UNIRP
268 Men And Women Recruited As Minors, And Late Recruits, Discharged From Maoist Army In Nepal
Security Council
Statement Attributable to the Spokesman for the Secretary­General on Nepal
Press Statement On UNMIN’s Arms Monitoring Mandate (28 August 2009)
Report of the Secretary-General on Children and Armed Conflict in Nepal-S/2006/1007
Statement Attributable to the Spokesman for the Secretary General on Nepal
OHCHR Urges CPN-M To Cooperate With Reintegration Of Minors Associated With Armed Forces And Armed Groups
Independent Final Evaluation of the “Jobs For Peace Programme: 12,500 Youth Employed and Empowered through an Integrated Approach” in Nepal (Final Report)
UNMIN Factsheet 2 - Monitoring the Management of Arms and Armed Personnel
Report of the Secretary-General on the request of Nepal for United Nations Assistance in Support of its Peace Process (24 April 2009)
Let Us Send The Children Home To Their Families
UNICEF PROGRAMME FOR THE REINTERGATION OF CHILDREN ASSOCIATED WITH ARMED FORCES AND ARMED GROUPS IN NEPAL
UNITED NATIONS OFFICE OF THE HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IN NEPAL Press Release – 11 November 2006 United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights welcomes agreement
Resolution 1825 (2008) - Adopted by the Security Council at its 5941st meeting, on 23 July 2008
Press Statement: 10 April 2007 Registration and Storage of Nepal Army Weapons Begins
Press Release: UNMIN Concerned Over Recent Incidents Allegedly Involving Maoist Army Personnel (22 September 2010)
Security Council
Security Council: Resolution 1921 (2010): Adopted by the Security Council at its 6311th meeting, on 12 May 2010
Press Statement: Ian Martin Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General (16 July 2007)
$104 Million In Assistance Needed For Nepal In 2008
Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict visit to Nepal to finalize the release of minors from Maoist army cantonments
Ian Martin, Personal Representative of the Secretary-General in Nepal Dhangadi (23 August 2007)
Rehabilitation Update - UNIRP
Press Release (14 September 2007)
Nepalese Children Still Face Serious Human Rights Violations, UN Report Finds
Press Statement (28 April 2010)
Press Release (19 May 2008)
Resolution 1796 (2008) - Adopted by the Security Council at its 5825th meeting, on 23 January 2008
Press Statement: On Re-launching Of The Discharge And Rehabilitation Process (11 October 2009)
Secretary-General Congratulates Nepal Parties on Peace Agreement, Pledges Quick United Nations Aid In Arms Monitoring, Electoral Assistance
Report of the Secretary-General on the Request of Nepal for United Nations Assistance in Support of its Peace Process (7 January 2010)
Briefing by Ms Karin Landgren Representative of the Secretary-General in Nepal Meeting of the Security Council on the Request of Nepal for United Nations Assistance in Support of its Peace Process (15 January 2010)
Press Statement - Media reports quoting Maoist chairman (13 March 2007)
Report of the Secretary-General on the Request of Nepal for United Nations Assistance in Support of its Peace Process (2 September 2010)
Security Council Welcomes 21 November Peace Agreement in Nepal, Agrees United Nations Should Respond Quickly to Assistance Request
Report of the Secretary-General on the request of Nepal for United Nations Assistance in Support of its Peace Process (23 December 2010)
Security Council
Address by Representative of the Secretary-General Ms. Karin Landgren at re-launching of the discharge and rehabilitation process (11 October 2009)
Microdynamics of Land Conflict and Land Conflict Resolution in Nepal
A DECADE of PEACE
Report of the Secretary-General on Children and Armed Conflict in Nepal
Report of the Secretary-General on Children and Armed Conflict in Nepal
Address by Special Representative of Secretary General Ian Martin at a medal parade to honour Interim Task Force (24 December 2007)
Statement by Ian Martin Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General Kathmandu
Statement attributable to the Spokesperson of the Secretary-General
Cessefire Agreement Between The Government of Nepal And The Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) Draft
Security Council Establishes United Nations Political Mission In Nepal, Unanimously Adopting Resolution 1740 (2007)
Press Statement: Ian Martin Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General (12 June 2007)
Ian Martin, Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Nepal; Media interaction at the Reporters’ Club, Kathmandu, 16 November 2007
Press Release: UNMIN Welcomes Agreement On Follow-on Arms Monitoring Arrangements (15 January, 2011)
The Internally Displaced Persons: Current Status
Dispatch of Arms Monitors to The United Nations Political Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)
Report of the Secretary-General on the Request of Nepal for United Nations Assistance in Support of its Peace Process (13 July 2009)
Press Statement on UNMIN’s Arms Monitoring Mandate (16 February 2010)
Representative of the Secretary-General in Nepal- Karin Landgren UN Day (22 October 2010) Kathmandu
Secretary-General's statement on the situation in Nepal New York, 22 March 2004
UNSCR 1325 AND FEMALE EX-COMBATANTS - CASE STUDY OF THE MAOIST WOMEN OF NEPAL
Catalytic Support On Land Issues In Nepal
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
Unofficial Translation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement Concluded Between the Government of Nepal and the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) (November 21, 2006)
Report of the Secretary-General on the request of Nepal for United Nations Assistance in Support of its Peace Process (28 April 2010)
Report of the Secretary-General on the Request of Nepal for United Nations Assistance in Support of its Peace Process (26 October 2009)
Rehabilitation Update - UNIRP
Report of the Secretary-General on the Request of Nepal for United Nations Assistance in Support of its Peace Process
Q & A with Grant Milthorpe, UNMIN’s Senior Mine Action Adviser
Press Statement: Ian Martin Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General (10 October 2007)
Putting The Record Straight- UN Support To The Verified Minors And Late Recruits From The Maoist Cantonments - Robert Piper
"Nepal's Peace Process is in Quite a Critical Phase"
Press Release 73rd Meeting of Joint Monitoring Coordination Committee
Press Release -- UNMIN Provides Maoist Army Personnel Information to Ministry of Peace and Reconstruction
Conflict Prevention Program (CPP)
UNITED NATIONS OFFICE OF THE HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS Press Release – 19 December 2008 OHCHR’s report on conflict-related disappearances in Bardiya, a further step in strengthening the peace process
Conflict Prevention Program (CPP)
Briefing by Ms Karin Landgren, Representative of the Secretary-General in Nepal: Meeting of the Security Council On the request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in support of its Peace Process (15 January 2010)
Ian Martin Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Nepal: Press conference (Biratnagar 31 March 2008)
Press Conference on Extension of Mandate for United Nations Mission In Nepal (23 July 2009)
Security Council : Report of the Secretary-General on the Request of Nepal for United Nations Assistance in Support of its Peace Process (3 January 2008)
Letter Dated 22 November 2006 from the Secretary-General to the President of the Security Council
The United Nations And Nepal's Peace Process
Report of the Secretary-General on the Request of Nepal for United Nations Assistance in Support of its Peace Process
Resident Coordinator’s Annual Report 2011
Resident Coordinator’s Annual Report 2013 - Brief Description of Major Developments
Ian Martin Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General (30 August 2007)
Address by Representative of the Secretary-General in Nepal Karin Landgren to the 100 th meeting of Joint Monitoring Coordination Committee
Resident Coordinator’s Annual Report 2011
Ian Martin Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Nepal: “Building peace and non-violence in a post-conflict society”:(2 October 2008)
Report of the Secretary-General on the Request of Nepal for United Nations Assistance in Support of its Peace Process
Peacebuilding for Social Harmony
UN expresses concern about effects of extended strike
Monthly Update – October 2013
Human Rights Situation in Nepal in the Present Context
OHCHR-Nepal Representative Discusses Human Rights with Chairman Prachanda
United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Nepal Statement attributable to the Spokesman for the Secretary-General on the situation in Nepal New York, 29 August 2003
Fourth Anniversary of The CPA: Non-Implementation of Human Rights Commitments Jeopardizes Peace Process: NHRC, OHCHR
नेपाल कम्युनिष्ट पार्टी माओवादि र सात राजनीतिक दलबीच भएको १२ बुँदे समझदारीपत्र
12-Point Understanding Reached Between the Seven Political Parties and Nepal Communist Party (Maoists)
Report of the Secretary-General on the Request of Nepal for United Nations Assistance in Support of its Peace Process (2 January 2009)
Transcript of Question and Answer During the Press Conference of Representative of the Secretary-General Ms. Karin Landgren (31 July 2009)
268 Men and Women Recruited as Minors, and Late Recruits, Discharged From Maoist Army in Nepal
100 result(s) found.