International rights groups call Karki government to unveil inquiry reports
Summary
Three international human rights organisations have called on Nepal's interim government to publish inquiry reports on deadly violence during the 2025 Gen Z protests and previous human rights abuses, urging all political parties to commit to ending impunity before the parliamentary elections.
Key Points
- International human rights groups demand Nepal's interim government release all inquiry reports on the deadly September 2025 Gen Z protests.
- At least 76 people were killed unlawfully during the protests, which triggered Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli's resignation.
- Rights bodies highlight a persistent culture of impunity due to withheld commission reports since 1990, urging commitment to transitional justice.
- The 1996-2006 conflict's justice process remains stalled, with victims continuing to await accountability and reparations.
