Advocacy Forum-Nepal, Amnesty International Nepal urge govt to ratify Rome Statute

KATHMANDU, July 17:  On International Criminal Justice Day, which marks the historic adoption of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) over two decades ago, Advocacy Forum-Nepal (AF) and Amnesty International Nepal (AI Nepal) have called on the Government of Nepal to urgently ratify the Statute.

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Charan Prasai - The Kathmandu Post

Prasai is a former coordinator of the Accountability Watch Committee (AWC) and former chair of the Amnesty International Nepal section.

Bid to ensure adequate housing for all people

​​​​​​​Amnesty International Nepal and Mahila Ekata Samaj jointly organised a programme titled ‘Right to Adequate Housing, Forced Eviction, and Human Rights Issues’ on Thursday in the capital.

World Day of Social Justice marked

Amnesty International Nepal celebrated International Social Justice Day here today by organising a programme.

Amnesty International Nepal accuses govt of violating human rights

Amnesty International, Nepal chapter, releasing its annual report in the country, has accused the government of failing to protect human rights of citizens in the six major categories.

Stop intimidating journos: Amnesty International

Responding to the news that two journalists, Rajan Kuikel and Narayan Amrit, were summoned by the Supreme Court administration and pressured to disclose their sources and apologise for the publication of a story about an alleged meeting between Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and Chief Justice Cholendra Shumsher JBR, Amnesty International Nepal has urged the authorities concerned to respect press freedom in a democracy

AI-Nepal urges govt to protect migrant workers and marginalized

KATHMANDU, April 4: Amnesty International Nepal has urged the government to ensure that basic needs of migrant workers, daily wagers, refugees and people living in poverty are ensured while implementing measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 pandemic in the country.

2019 is a year of shrinking freedoms in Nepal: Amnesty International

KATHMANDU, Jan 30: Amnesty International Nepal has said the situation of human rights in Nepal was not satisfactory in 2019.