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Nepal: Insurgency
Current Scenario
• Into
thin air, Foreign Policy in Focus, USA, February 03, 2004
More than 8,000 Nepalese have died since a civil war broke out in
1996, and the death rate has sharply increased with the arrival
of new foreign weapons & advisors.
• Into
the eighth year, Nepali Times, January 30-Feb 5, 2004
How could things have become so bad so fast? It will be eight years
next week that the country began its descent into hell.
Background
• CNN
In depth special: Nepal's
Maoist rebellion:
• Amnesty
International Reports on human rights situation in Nepal
• Maoist
insurgency - detailed reports by Nepal Research
• Political
background of the Maoist insurgency, Strategic Affairs
• US
State Department Report on human rights practices in Nepal,
1999
• Nepal
likely to be a Maoist report, Stratfor
Report
• Maoist
of Nepal by Anju susan Alex, JNU
• Maoist
Insurgency in Nepal: Internal
Dimensions by Dr. Chitra K. Tiwar
Analysis
• Nepal
needs reform, not more guns, The Guardian, May 10, 2002
The Maoist rebellion is a product of gross inequality and misrule.
• The
Maoist Problem: NSP, Ontario, Canada
• The
people's war in Nepal:
some disturbing trends by Dr. S Chandrasekharan
• National
Security by Keshab Poudel, Spotlight
• People's
war in Nepal
• Maoist
civil war in Nepal
• Nepalese
government official stance on insurgency related issues
Peace Strategies
Reports
and Research Papers
• The
Maoist people war and human rights in Nepal
by Shom Prasad Luitel
• The
Maoists of Nepal: Three
Perspectives by B. Raman
• Erosion
of the Nepali world by Deepak Thapa, HIMAL
• Nepal's
Maobadi, Himal South Asia, November 2001by
C.K. Lal
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