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PBI Nepal ProjectIn early 2006, PBI launched its newest project, an initiative to protect human rights defenders in Nepal. While a Comprehensive Peace Agreement signed on November 21, 2006 by the Maoists and the Prime Minister has provided an opportunity for dialogue, both the situation in the country and the security of those promoting the respect of human rights remains uncertain. Read about the current political situation in Nepal here. You can find more about the history of the Nepal Project here. |
Who we work withSince October 2006, PBI-Nepal has been providing protective accompaniment to members of Advocacy Forum. Today our partners also include Conflict Victims Committee and Dalit Feminist Uplift Organisation.
Make a differenceHelp PBI to continue its work protecting human rights defenders by making a donation today.
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Volunteer with UsMake a difference and volunteer with PBI in Nepal. Our next training takes place beginning 2010.
Latest PublicationsVisit the publications page to download the latest newsletter from Nepal. >> Take a look at the online gallery of protest monitoring by PBI Nepal |
News from Nepal
PBI-Nepal is looking for an interpreter
IRIN: Nepal, Time running out for peace process
The NY Times: Clock Ticks for Nepal to Settle Its Future
BBC: Former Nepal army head denies responsibility for chaos
ICG Report: Nepal: Peace and Justice
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