| S.N. |
Topic (RDIF partner) |
Media source (Language) |
Date
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Description |
Downloads (jpg/pdf) |
| 1. |
Health right (BEE-Group) |
(Nepali) |
April 2011 |
Human rights activists and organisations took legal recourse following the death of four patients allegedly in the hands of 'reckless' public health assistants in Banke district, mid-west Nepal. |
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| 2. |
Human rights situation (HRPLSC) |
Kantipur daily
(Nepali)
|
15 April 2011 |
Civil society members, government officials and media persons reviewed the human rights situation and peace process in Dang district; the review covered the period from April 2010 to March 2011 |
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| 3. |
Peace education and peace building activities (HRPLSC) |
(Nepali) |
2010 |
Contains a collage of newspaper coverage of project activities that sought to educate higher secondary students in the Rapti Zone, that raised awareness about rights and peace building through street dramas, and helped investigate cases of human rights violations in mid-west Nepal |
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| 4. |
Human Rights and Peace Education (HRPLSC) |
Writer Uday B.C.
(published in a Nepali newspaper) |
2010 |
Describes how students are attending rights and peace education classes; around 1,500 higher secondary students benefit from the newly introduced curriculum in Dang districts and the Rapti Zone |
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| 5. |
Reconciliation at the grassroots (INSEC) |
Writer Gagan Singh Khadka
(published in a Nepali newspaper) |
02 April 2011 |
A story that tells how a skeptical Jeet Bahadur K.C. changed his mind and supported a 15-member Purandhara Reconciliation Forum, and how Nira K.C. chaired the Forum in Dang |
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| 6. |
Affected by a decade-long armed conflict (INSEC) |
(Nepali) |
02 April 2011 |
An implementing partner organisation of RDIF organised an interaction programme in Dhangadhi, which created space for the people affected by an armed conflict to share their experience and problems in public. |
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| 7. |
Rehabilitation and compensation for conflict 'victims' (INSEC) |
Udghosh |
2010 |
In a regional workshop held in Biratnagar, participants said because of procedural hassles the victims of an armed conflict had not been able to receive compensation easily. |
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