Nepal: New Transitional Justice Law a Flawed Step Forward
Address Serious Shortcomings; Robust Implementation is Key
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Address Serious Shortcomings; Robust Implementation is Key
Prioritize Transitional Justice, Social Security, Migrant Workers, LGBT Rights
National Directive Needed to Uphold Basic Rights
Reform of Vetting Processes for Peacekeeping Personnel
Extending Universal Child Grant Program Would Enhance Social Protection, Strengthen Country’s Future
Public Commitments to Worker Protections and Compensation Needed
Revise Draft Law to Meet Domestic, International Standards
Implement Supreme Court Orders; Eliminate Ad Hoc Medical Exams
Progress on Social Justice, Marriage Equality Stalled in Implementation
Nepal has celebrated its first same-sex wedding, but it is still virtually impossible for most queer couples to tie the knot
Government, Partners Failed to Learn Lessons from the 2015 Earthquake Disaster
Following Rejection in the Capital, Rural Authorities Set an Example
Lower Courts Defy Supreme Court Order
Draft Law Does Not Meet International Standards or Supreme Court Rulings