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July
02
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Kaski, Arghakhanchi: Ongoing
clashes between Maoists and joint
security forces
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Peace talks: PM Deuba will form a four party coalititon. The party
leaders vowed to hold
peace talks with Maoist rebels to end the
Maoist insurgency.
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Amnesty International: AI urges the Maoists to stop killings, tourtures
and abductions of civilians.
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Maoist leader Prachanda: CPN-Maoist is ready to hold peaceful dialogue
with the government in the mediation of United Nations. PM Deuba's
goverment does not have the power to find a peaceful and progressive
political way out of the current crisis. |
July
04
2004
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PM Deuba: Royale Nepalese Army will return to barracks if Maoists stand
for peace.
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Pokhara: Maoists have shot dead the Mayor of Pokhara .
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CPN-UML: A ceasefire should be unilaterally declared within
24 hours of the formation of an all-party government and the Maoists should
be called for dialogues.
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United Nations: UN will not interfere in the negotiations between
the government and the Maoists. However, UN is willing to mediate. Both
sides involved in the conflict the government and the Maoists must recognise
the existence of each other. |
July
07
2004
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Peace talks: Deputy PM B. M. Adhikari invited the Maoists to come to
the negotiating table
with their agendas.
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Parsa: Twelve policemen and a civilian have been killed in a
landmine attack by Maoist rebels near Birgunj.
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New government: Newly
appointed PM have formed a four-party government aiming to get peace talks
going with Maoist rebels. Nepali Congress Party stayed out of the coalition
government.
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RNA: Widows of RNA personnel, died in clashes with Maoist rebels, have
joined the Army to fight against the insurgency.
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Lamjung: Local government officials forced out of their villages by
the Maoist's village level authorities are now being asked to return and
resume their work.
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Salyan, Dailekh: Encounters between Maoist rebels and joint security
forces. Dead soldiers and casualties on both sides.
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UML: CPN-UML (United Marxist Leninist) will implement a common
minimum programme including "Resolving problems caused by the Maoist
insurgency
1.
Peace talks with the Maoists will be given top priority by all political
parties
2.
Rehabilitate families displaced and affected by the conflict
3.
Destroyed buildings and infrastructure repaired and restored"
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Lamjung: Local government officials forced out of their villages by
the Maoist's village level authorities are now being asked to return and
resume their work. |
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July
13
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Dhangadhi: Maoists killed the Mayor of Dhangadhi municipality.
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Dang, Banke: Two children and a woman were killed in separate mine
blasts led by Maoists.
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Baglung: Security forces shot dead several Maoist rebels during separate
clashes.
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Development programmes: Development programmes suspended by various
INGOs back in May in the districts of Western Nepal have resumed.
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Baitadi: A large group of Maoist rebels failed to attack an army base.
The attack was pushed back by the security forces.
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Peace talks: Nepali Congress Party has started to negotiate with Maoists.
Senior Maoist leaders were not involved in these talks. NCP president Koirala
said also that he have met with the representative of United Nation's General
Secretary.
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Smuggling: Maoist rebels are smuggling explosives and arms into Nepal
from Indian and Tibet via Bajura and Achham districts. |
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