Bhasha Sharma

Appointments to the two commissions established to uncover the truth about serious human rights violations during the country’s ten-year armed conflict are stirring increasing controversy. Conflict victims and stakeholders had high hopes for a transparent appointment process, but disputes aros...

The Supreme Court (SC) has issued a mandamus directing the government to return depositors' money by selling the collateral held by troubled cooperatives, setting a deadline for action. A joint bench of Justices Kumar Regmi and Nityananda Pandey has given the government 45 days to establish the Nati...

The recommendation committee has proposed names for appointments to two transitional justice (TJ) commissions despite objections from victims' groups.

Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak addressed Parliament regarding the arrest of Resham Chaudhary after Mahiman Singh Bista, a section officer at the Supreme Court (SC), delivered an unauthorized letter to the police chief.

The Supreme Court (SC) has directed the government to implement a new mental health policy and launch outpatient mental health services in all hospitals. Justices Hari Prasad Phuyal and Nripa Dhwaj Niraula ordered the government to strengthen the law, as the state has failed to adequately focus on m...

From the beginning, the victims have been unsatisfied with the official selection process for the transitional justice commissions.

Many people have raised the question: If Supreme Court (SC) section officer Mahiman Singh Bista had delivered a letter for an unknown person other than Nagarik Unmukti Party (NUP) Patron Resham Chaudhary, wouldn't it have been discovered immediately?

A total of 111 individuals, including victims of the armed conflict, have expressed interest in becoming officials of the two commissions tasked with advancing the Transitional Justice (TJ) process.

Janakpur High Court acquitted Ram Bahadur Bamjan (Ramlal Bamjan), widely known as a "spiritual ascetic," in a child sexual abuse case citing provisions from outdated laws. 

The Supreme Court (SC) on Tuesday overturned the district court's decision in the widely discussed Unity Life International case-linked to a networking business from the early 2010s and sentenced the operators to prison while imposing fines, ensuring that victims will recover their money.