Nepal: Defending Human Rights Commission – OpEd
Nepal’s majority communist government has already been ruling the country for more than a year, but it has failed yet
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Author: Dr. Gyan Basnet
Dr. Gyan Basnet, who holds a Ph.D. and an LL.M degree in International Human Rights Law at Lancaster University, U.K, is a Prominent Columnist, Lecturer & Researcher in International Human Rights Law and a Human Rights and Constitutional Law Lawyer in the Supreme Court and Subordinate Court of Nepal. Email: [email protected].
Articles by Dr. Gyan Basnet :
Open Corruption In Nepal – OpEd
Despite criticism from all sectors, the Legislature-Parliament a few weeks ago, endorsed a bill to effect a whopping 42 per
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Amending Constitution In Nepal: Why? What For And For Whom? – OpEd
The recent constitution amendment bill to change the boundary of provinces in the constitution registered as per Article 296 of
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Nepal: Political Corruption, Bureaucrats And Legal Authority – OpEd
The impeachment issue of Lok Man Singh Karki, who is currently suspended as chief of the Commission for Investigation of
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Nepal: Humanitarian Crisis On The Rise – OpEd
The government formed after the promulgation of the new constitution has just completed its first one hundred days. Has it
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Trade Blockade By India Against Nepal: Extreme Act Of Cruelty And Crime Against Humanity – OpEd
The lives of millions of people in Nepal, crippled already by the April earthquake and subsequent aftershocks, have now been
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Nepal: Reinvent Diplomacy And Stop The Enduring Indian Hegemony – OpEd
A few weeks ago, Nepal promulgated a most democratic and comprehensive constitution, but the negative reaction by Delhi has provoked
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Nepal: The Birth Of New Freedoms? – OpEd
Despite so many dissenting voices, demonstrations, mass killings and shootings, the long-awaited constitution has at last been delivered by the
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Nepal: Transition Without Transformation – OpEd
While both the political process and our nation as a whole are crippled by protests, killings and shootings that have
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Nepal: Reconstruction With Equity – OpEd
The deadly earthquake of a few months ago and its subsequent aftershocks have left the country devastated. Thousands have been
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