September 11: three traumas, one path to clear them: Nonviolence: http://auratrifu.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=460&action=edit&message=6&postpost=v2

In February 2013, on the eve of 17th anniversary of the start of the conflict, noted Norwegian peace studies professor Johan Galtung gave a stark warning during a talk at the Peace Museum in Patan: Nepali society will be in perpetual conflict if Kathmandu’s elite continues to betray people’s aspirations for genuine structural change in soc…[Weiterlesen]

WHICH IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CASTE AND ETHNIC GROUPS in NEPAL?
Here below we try to give a short answer… by Alessandro Battiston

Migrating from Central Europe during the 2nd millennium BC, Indo-Aryans people has settled in the fertile Indus Valley and hasestablished division of labour in their society. In Hinduism, their religion and…[Weiterlesen]

CALL FOR REFLECTION!

TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE IN NEPAL BY PRAWASH GAUTAM

Justice to the victims of conflict is an issue of paramount importance that any country that overcomes an armed conflict should address. Without justice to the victims, wounds of the conflict become difficult to forget and therefore will make the transition to a desired…[Weiterlesen]