Reviving Politics Through School Reforms
Summary
Nepal's political system faces an ethical crisis marked by corruption and factional conflicts within party youth wings, underscoring the need for comprehensive political reform and revitalized civic education to foster active, responsible citizenship.
Key Points
- Nepal's political parties are criticized for corruption and serving elites rather than citizens.
- Recent violent conflicts among youth wings of major parties reflect a toxic political culture.
- Addressing corruption requires broader reforms including legislation and state-funded party financing.
- Revamping civic education can nurture active citizenship and transform political engagement beyond party politics.
