ATTN: Nepali people! Plz can you help? or anyone who knows about NEPAL?

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exoticbuddha

I am not definitely sure whether Nepal is a state party to those conventions but Nepal has signed almost every conventions passed by the UN on women and children. Nepal is also doing some things that help in implementing those conventions like setting up juvenile delinquency centers to put the children so that they can improve themselves.

As for the child soldier, the state does not use them and the former rebels, the Maoists had used them and some of them are in the cantonment camps where rebels are awaiting their demobilization, integration and rehabilitation. However, those who were under the age of 18 at the time of verification will not qualify for the integration in the security agencies.

There are no disputes among religions in Nepal. Nepal, previously a hindu kingdom has been declared a secular country where all religions are given equal prominence. Hindus receive funds to preform worship in the temples, Buddhist do the same; Muslims are subsidized to visit Mecca for the Haj. Where holidays are given on the major festivals of each religion and other communities as well.

ellie

Nepal is an extremely interesting country. It is one of the world's poorest nations, but it has abundant natural resources (like water) and beauty, a very diverse population with hundreds of ethnic groups and languages, a very religiously diverse society in which conflict between religions is rare, a fascinating history and geography, and an amazing heritage.

They are currently trying to recover from a decade-long civil conflict, and are dealing with a lot of issues related to peace, so there will be a lot of material for you to use in your research. Check out some media outlets from Nepal (The Himalayan Times, http://www.thehimalayantimes.com/, or eKantipur Online, http://www.kantipuronline.com/index.php, or Nepalnews.com) for information about the current political, social, and cultural issues.

According to the Wikipedia article on child soldiers, "An estimated 6,000-9,000 children serve in the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) forces. Although a peace agreement is in place, the Maoists have not yet demobilized children from their ranks." You should do more research to determine what is currently being done about the child soldiers in Nepal. For information about the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (of which, Nepal is a signatory), see http://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=IND&id=133&chapter=4âŒ©=en

Good luck!

Captain.

Topic 1
Children born in Urban Areas(middle class and even poor people) get most of the privileges a child should get.
Children right is a new concept in rural areas. People could not farm, hence child had to work as domestic helpers in Cities.
In maoist insurgency, child army were used but now they are discontinued.
Street child get NO child right.

Topic2
We are a secular state- religious tolerance nearly zero fight on religion

abhi k

peace is just an english word in nepal .
where country's pm spreads the anti peace movements '
just ask to the foreigners over there in nepal(thamel) ,
u will get the appropriate answer,
ask business person , lower to upper every one has to give
money to ???????.

every day there will some strike , some movements , some thing in any part of the country .

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