Nepal Human Rights Violence
Posted by ohnepal on April 2, 2007
Most of the hypocrite world and media has turned a blind eye on the blatant human rights violence in Nepal under the Government of Terrorism. Of course the hegemonists at the UN, India, EU and elsewhere busy getting a pie out of Nepal by supporting terrorism terrorism and gross human rights violators there. These were the same people who supported the Warlords in various other countries of the world. I thought, I would share this small piece of news which otherwise will get mostly unnoticed in the the World Media.
In the following article there is a mention of Security Forces. The Security Forces are running directly under the Power of Terrorists.
Could you just compare this Human Rights violence under the rule of the King? Under the rule of King and his Democracy the terrorists were killed and the world (under the influence of India) tried to show the King as Killer. Now 5 times more people (ordinary citizens) are being killed (with many more instances not coming to public) by the terrorist government of Nepal and the world is saying that Nepal is moving towards peace.
Bye Bye Peace.
NHRC records 640 cases of human rights abuses in four months
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has recorded 640 cases of human rights violations including murder, abduction and disappearance within a period of four months – from October 31, 2006 to February 5 this year.
A NHRC report publicised today says that out of the total 640 recorded cases, 123 people were killed – 86 by the security forces, 30 by the Maoists and 7 people by others including the two factions of Janatantrik Terai Mukti Murcha (JTMM). Most of the murder cases occurred in Terai districts like Bara, Sarlahi, Morang, Sunsari and Dhanusha.
Similarly, 65 people were abducted by the Maoists during the four months period while the security forces were responsible for disappearance of 65 people. 20 people were abducted, or involuntarily disappeared, by other groups.
According to the NHRC report, 66 people underwent torture – 32 by security persons, 27 by Maoists and six by others. Likewise, 57 people were displaced due to Maoist threats. The Maoists seized properties of 41 people during this period.
Other cases of human rights violation include threats, mistreatment and exploitation of children and others.
Speaking at the programme organised to publicise the report, NHRC secretary Dhruba Nepal said human rights violations continued despite the signing of comprehensive peace accord.
Nepal said both the government and the Maoists must work seriously to end the culture of impunity. He also demanded that the government appoint senior officials at the NHRC as early as possible. nepalnews.com mk Apr 02 07
