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Four int'l HR bodies urge govt to immediately amend TJ law in line with Supreme Court ruling
May 1, 2020 15:52 pm
KATHMANDU, May 1: The decision by the Supreme Court to reject a petition by the government asking that it review its 2015 ruling against amnesty to people accused of grave conflict-era crimes is an important step in securing truth, justice and reparations for the thousands of victims of the country's decade-long conflict, four international human rights bodies said in a joint press release on Friday.
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