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Maoist training: Sri Lanka's Liberation Tigers with assistance from
French Maoists would providing military training to Nepal's Maoist rebels
in in Indian border state of Bihar , an US based news source reported.
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Maoist call: Maoist leader Prachanda reiterated in a statement that
his party CPN (M) was ready to collaborate with all political parties
and that the directives issued by his party to all its cadres not to target
activists of the seven party alliance was being enforced strictly.
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Press freedom: An international advocacy mission for press freedom
will travel together with local partner organisations across the
country to probe the situation.
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End of captivity: Maoists have released two journalists they had abducted
last month in Ilam distirct, according to Federation of Nepalese Journalists
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July
13
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Peace process: In a statment CPN (Maoist) leader Prachanda appealed
the international community, including the United Nations Organisation,
to offer assistance in favour of a democratic process in the country. He
said Maoists are prepared to discuss with anyone of the world.
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Maoist call: Leaders of the seven-party alliance have said that CPN
(Maoist) leader Prachanda's statement urging the parties to form
a team for dialogue with his party is a positive gesture. The alliance
leaders urged the Maoist rebels to create conducive environment before
talks could actually take place and express commitment to peaceful settlement
of the problem.
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Robbing: Maoist rebels have robbed money and personnel equipment from
two visitors of a slate mine in Dolakha district. The Maoists had charged
them their revolutionary tax.
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Incidents: Maoist rebels attacked security facilities in Dhankuta district,
security forces reported. |
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July
16
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Democracy: U.N. envoy Lakhdar Brahimi called on King Gyanendra to restore
democracy quickly. "A solution of the ongoing conflict is needed urgently.
That solution rests on a return to constitutional order and multi-party
democracy and to end any hostilities," Mr. Brahimi said. He also urged
the Maoists to end violence and seek a peaceful resolution to a conflict.
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Mediation: According to news sources, U.N. envoy Lakhdar Brahimi said
that it is no need for a UN mediation in Nepal. Days ago Maoist leader
Prachanda said that his party is in favour of an UN mediation in Nepal.
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Maoist call: NC president Koirala and CPN-UML general secretary Nepal
confirmed that they took Prachanda's call to form a talks team positively.
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Crossfire: A boy was killed in a crossfire between the security forces
and the Maoistsin Palpa district.
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Foiled attack: Security sources had foiled an attempt by the Maoist
rebels to attack Bhojpur, the headquarters of Bhojpur district. |
July
19
2005
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Release: Maoists released 20 security personnel abducted a month ago
from different districts. The Maoists organised a programme in the presence
of ICRC officials, local media personnel and human right activists.
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Attack: Maoist rebels have torched a passenger bus on Ilam-Jhapa road
section along the Mechi Highway of Ilam district. Nobody was hurt in the
incident
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Back again: Senior Maoist leader Baburam Bhattarai has been reinstated
after several months of suspension, Maoist top leader Prachanda said in
a statement. Baburam Bhattarai has been re-inducted into the politburo
special committee.
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Clashes: At least two Maoists were killed in two separate security
operations in Achham and Solukhumbu districts.
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Bombings: Maoist rebels have attacked Nepal's largest textile factory
in Sunsari district. The textile factory has stopped operating. |
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