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July
01
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Strikes :
Life has been badly affected
the eastern regions of Terai after transport entrepreneurs have stopped
their service indefinitely demanding that government provide security to
the vehicles and drivers on national highways. |
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July
05
2007
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PLA soldiers:
Soldiers of the Maoist's
"People's Liberation Army (PLA)" have started receiving their salary. Their
salary was released eight months after they entered the camp.
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PLA quarters:
The construction of the
residential quarters for the Maoist PLA soldiers cantoned at the main and
three satellite camps in Ilam district has been completed.
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PLA explosives:
UNMIN has decided to begin
the safe disposal of explosives stored at the temporary PLA cantonments
across Nepal. |
July
09
2007
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Terai violence:
For several weeks now,
there have been reports of killings and abductions taking place on a daily
basis. Law enforcement agencies look helpless. Violent gangs in Terai seem
to be unmoved by the government's warnings. |
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July
11
2007
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Clashes:
Festivities to mark the 60th
birthday of King Gyanendra have been marred by violence in the capital.
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Maoist danger:
The US ambassador to Nepal,
James Moriarty, has accused the former Maoist rebels of continuing
to use violence and warned that the country's peace process is in danger.
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Peace process:
The United Nations World
Food Programme (WFP) in Nepal is launching a US$49 million recovery programme
to assist over 1.2 million people who continue to struggle daily with the
effects of the recently ended eleven-year conflict between the Maoists
and the Government.
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IDPs:
Despite the end of Nepal's decade-long
conflict between Maoist guerrillas and the government in November 2006,
a large number of internally displace.
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PLA quarters: The construction of buildings
at the temporary cantonment in Surkhet has halted due to timber scarcity. |
July
14
2007
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PLA verification:
Second phase verification
of the People's Liberation Army has been deadlocked.
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Terai insurgency:
The government said
rebel groups active in Terai region must come to the negotiating table
within two weeks.
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Reporter abducted :
In western Nepal a
previously unknown of group called National Republican Army said it kidnapped
and then killed a reporter last week for writing in support of the monarchy. |
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July
20
2007
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Security situation:
United Nations Electoral
Expert Monitoring Team (EEMT) has said the security situation in the country
poses serious threat to preparations for constituent assembly election. |
July
25
2007
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Peace process:
UN Secretary General Ban
Ki-moon has said that the ongoing peace process in Nepal appears on track
to deliver peace and stability, but the national political scene has become
more complex and challenging in recent months.
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Govt-MPRF talks:
The second round of MRPF
- government talks Wednesday ended with an agreement to sit for talks again. |
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July
31
2007
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Election process:
United Nations election
monitors will this week begin their second visit to Nepal as part of the
world body's efforts to support the staging of Constituent Assembly polls
there later this year. The Assembly elections are scheduled for 22 November
2007.
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Curfew:
The local administration office
in Dolkha district issued an curfew order in the district headquarters
Charikot. Charikot remained tense since the afternoon after a clash ensued
between police and Maoist activists, backed by their youth front Young
Communist League (YCL).
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Terai troubles:
The killings, abduction
and intimidation aregoing on in the Terai region. Cadres of Jaya Krishna
Goit-led faction of Jantantrik Terai Mukti Morcha (JTMM-G) shot dead a
civilian in Bara district. |
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