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Strengthening Indigenous Rights: Key to Peace and Prosperity in Nepal's Federal Era
July 15, 2024 08:55 am
The end of the Cold War marked a paradigm shift in the global perception of conflict, moving away from ideological clashes to ethnic and cultural divisions. This shift is prominently reflected in countries like Nepal, where the mosaic of ethnic groups and indigenous communities highlights potential sources of conflict under the pressures of modern state governance.
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