Charan Prasai
charan prasaiThe author is an immediate past coordinator of the Accountability Watch Committee (AWC) and former chair of Amnesty International Nepal (AIN).
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OPINION
Nepal’s TJ process: Paradox or a reality
Nepal’s TJ process: Paradox or a reality
The reduced sentencing claim contradicts the principles that criminal sanctions must be proportionate to the gravity of the crimes.
Sep 20, 2024
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Shadow of impunity
Shadow of impunity
“Visiting Canada Senate speaker not scheduled to meet Agni Sapkota,” went the newspaper headline a few days back. This front-page news regarding Canadian Senate Speaker George J Fury who was in Kathmandu recently carried a significant message.
Feb 19, 2020
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When justice fails
When justice fails
As justice has been endlessly deferred, the conflict victims will be left with no option but to seek justice outside of the country
Sep 10, 2019
OPINION
Reimagining leadership
Reimagining leadership
Transitional justice process has not come to a meaningful end because conflict victims were not placed at the center
Apr 01, 2019
OPINION
Playing politics with justice
Playing politics with justice
The proposed high-level political mechanism is believed to be yet another strategy to award immunity to perpetrators of serious crimes committed during conflict-era
Dec 19, 2018
OPINION
Three wasted years
Three wasted years
Transitional justice bodies became non-functional because they were more interested to appease political players than deliver justice to the victims
Jan 11, 2018
OPINION
Save Gangamaya
Save Gangamaya
Gangamaya’s health condition is deteriorating. The unwillingness of the new government to address her demand could prove deadly
Aug 29, 2016