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spacer.gif   Campaign for Democracy in Nepal: Updates on Nepal Situation
Published Monday, January 23, 2006 - 01:05 AM
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  Political Suppression, Armed Conflict
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Former Prime Minister and Nepali Congress Leader Girija Prasad Koirala, UML Leader KP Sharma Oli and Nepal Worker's and Peasant Party Chairperson Narayan Man Bijukshe were freed from their arrest yesterday. CPN UML General Secretary Madhav Kumar Nepal is the the o­nly person who has not been released from the house arrest made o­n 20th January 2006. Other detainees who were arrested in last five days are still in government custody under very  inhumane conditions. The Chairperson of ANWA Mrs Bidya Devi Bhandari is in Duwakot Custody.

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Police attacked the Padma Kanya Campus compound. PK Campus President Ms Binita Adhikari and 16 student leaders were injured in the attack and 35 student leaders & students were arrested from the Padma Kanya Campus.
 
In Solidarity.
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All  Nepal Women Association (ANWA)



 
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spacer.gif   Campaign for Democracy in Nepal: Solidarity Action for Nepal In Korea
Published Sunday, January 22, 2006 - 08:22 PM
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  Political Suppression, Armed Conflict
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The APWSL along with our net work of organizations in Korea will be organizing a big rally o­n 29th January 2006 with the Nepali Migrant workers in South Korea, There are about 8000 Nepali migrant workers in Korea and we do not have Nepal Embassy in our country.However we will be meeting o­n 29th with the Nepali migrants and will prepare a Protest letter against the King's rule and its illegal government and send it to the Nepal government. We will pressurise them through our letter to step down and return the power to the people. Our consistent protests against the King's regime will continue to make him and his regime weaker and will also give great moral support and solidarity to the peoples' movement and struggle in Nepal.


 
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spacer.gif   Campaign for Democracy in Nepal: Release Now !!! GEFONT Chairman and Secretary General
Published Sunday, January 22, 2006 - 07:04 PM
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  Political Suppression, Armed Conflict
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Before the dawn of January 19, 2006 o­nce again Nepal witnessed a new wave of extreme suppression by the Royal regime. Alleging so-called Maoists infiltration in the declared demonstration of January 20 of the 7-party alliance of mainstream political parties, the Royal regime rushed to attack residence of the many leaders and activists of democratic movement. Among the leaders who have been arrested are GEFONT Chairperson Mukunda Neupane and Secretary General Binod Shrestha. Other leaders arrested from trade union movement are Ms. Manju Bhattarai, Central member and Mr Radheshyam Pathak, District President of Nepal Trade Union Congress (NTUC). GEFONT leaders and NTUC District leader were nabbed from their residence before the dawn; where as remaining o­ne has been arrested from the demonstration late afternoon of January 20. Similarly, Vice President of Nepal National Teachers Union (NNTA) Mr. Babu Ram Thapa has been arrested at a time while NNTA was holding central committee meeting in its own HQ.



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spacer.gif   Campaign for Democracy in Nepal: Big Clashes of Demonstrators and Police, about 300 arrested deliberate attack on human right observer and journalists.
Published Sunday, January 22, 2006 - 07:00 PM
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21 January 2006, Kathmandu, Nepal.

The alliance of seven political parties in Nepal continued a protests and demonstration in New Road and Basantapur, inner core city of Kathmandu to defy the restriction of Government o­n political activities inside the Ring Road.

Because of Friday�s protest program was foiled by the curfew, the alliance of seven political parties organized huge protest rallies in Kathmandu o­n Saturday. The police intervened the mass meeting at Basantapur as thousands converged at the venue for the gathering. Dozens of demonstrators were injured along with some policemen in the clash that took place after the police intervention o­n the demonstration. Dozens of leaders and activists were arrested during the demonstration.



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spacer.gif   Campaign for Democracy in Nepal: hundreds of demonstrators arrested in Kathmandu (3:30 p. m.)
Published Sunday, January 22, 2006 - 06:57 PM
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Opposition activists clash with police, hundreds of demonstrators arrested in Kathmandu (3:30 p. m.)

Tens of thousands of opposition activists and professionals defied prohibitive orders in the capital, Kathmandu, Saturday-- a day after the day-long curfew imposed to thwart the peaceful mass meeting organised by the seven party opposition alliance.

Activists affiliated to the opposition alliance clashed with police as the latter tried to prevent them from organizing mass meeting and protest rally at Hanumandhoka, Basantapur area Saturday afternoon, a Nepalnews correspondent o­n the scene said.

According to preliminary reports, Police have taken into custody over 100 leaders and activists as they defied the prohibitive orders and chanted anti-king slogans. The opposition activists unfurled flags of their parties and demanded restoration of peace and democracy in the country. The opposition parties said police used force and took into custody hundreds of their party leaders and workers.



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This declaration is adopted by all delegates of the regional conference on "Informalisation of Work through Free Trade Agreements: Eroding Labour Rights" on 19-20 June 2008 in Bangkok, Thailand

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