Murdered but Not Silenced: A Call for a New Nepal
Summary
Nineteen young protesters were killed in Nepal as they stood against corruption, sparking calls for political change and a new democracy honoring their sacrifice.
Key Points
- Nineteen young lives were killed during protests against corruption in Nepal, described as murder, not accidents or clashes.
- The youth-led citizen movement challenged traditional political power, leading to resignations of the Prime Minister and ministers.
- Political power is emphasized as derived from the people, who can also remove it.
- The article calls for peaceful democratic reforms, condemning violence and honoring the martyrs to build a just Nepal.
