Security With Human Face
Summary
नेपाल's security policy stresses a citizen-centered approach that protects dignity, well-being, and freedom from fear, not just borders and force. The article links this idea to the Bhote Koshi flash flood, praising security forces for large-scale rescue and relief efforts in Rasuwa and the Trishuli corridor.
Key Points
- Human security should be measured by dignity, rights, and citizen well-being, not only by the absence of threats.
- Nepal’s security policy and administrative reforms have moved toward a citizen-centric model.
- Security forces played a key role in rescue and relief operations after the Bhote Koshi flash flood.
- The author calls for public support to security institutions during crises and disasters.
