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How Clever Is Nepal’s Prime Minister?
If the Maoists really are practicing a calculated destructive opposition to their own government, then several things would have to be true.
Turning Nepal into Bangladesh
Failed governance and growing incivility pose enough challenge for any country, but new tensions between the government and the courts and army threaten to push Nepal into Bangladeshi-style chaos.
Changing the World One Girl at a Time: A California Professor’s Calling in Nepal
Dr. Jeffrey Kottler came to Nepal as a teacher of counseling skills but says that he 'became the pupil, captured by the beauty of Nepal's mountains and people, but also by the desire to do something to help needy children here.'
No Justice Yet for Maina Sunuwar and Many More in Nepal
In February 2004, 15-year-old Maina Sunuwar was taken away from her home for questioning by soldiers in civilian dress after a Maoist under interrogation mentioned her name and her mother's name.
Nepal’s Top Cop Faces Charges Over Human Rights Violations
Supreme Court rules that five-year-old 'disappearances' must be prosecuted
