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August
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West Nepal: The Maoist party has decided to arm the people as they
would be fighting the last war themselves.
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Panchthar: The Maoist had pressurized more than hundred teachers to
change the names of their schools and practice 'progressive' curriculums.
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Bajhang: The Maoists had abducted over 300 teachers. 14 schools closed. |
August
06
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Peace talks: Information minister said Goverment should holding secret
talks with the Maoist rebels.
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Dailekha: Journalists have been threatend and forced to leave the district
by Maoist rebels. The journalists have reported about the Maoists' extortions
in this district.
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Sarlahi , Sindhuli: Heavy clashes have been reported between security
forces and the Maoist rebels.
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UN offer: UN envoy has renewed the offer that the UN will help to resolve
the ongoing conflict.
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Constituent assembly: Nepali Congress had expresssed their a consensus
regarding the proposal of keeping open the options of a constituent assembly,
referendum or an amendment to the constitution of 1990. Establishing a
constitutent assembly is a major demand of the Maoist rebels.
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Bardiya: India has handed over to Nepalese Maoists arrested earlier
this month to the Nepali authorities.
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Maoist threat: The Maoists' labour wing threatened to force an indefinite
shut down of a number of big businesses including a leading hotel in Kathmandu
with effect from 17 August.
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Peace secretariat: PM will soon announce a Peace secretariat. The web
site is ready for access.
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Dadeldhura: Maoist rebels reportedly abducted several hundreds of students
for military training like handling arms and planting bombs. |
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August
10
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Panchthar: Local people as well as Maoist cadres got military training
and medical treatment fin a military training camp.
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Peace talks: Maoist supreme commander Prachanda issued a press statement
last month, 2004, threatening to use "more violent means" if peace talks
with the Government of Nepal are not forthcoming or are unsuccessful.
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Panchthar: The Maoists have issued notice of a blockade in Phidim,
the headquarters of the Panchtar district. They are intending to hold the
blockade from 1-7 September and have instructed residents to leave the
town in time for a general strike on 8 September, 2004.
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Dhankuta: Maoist rebels have executed a 15-year old boy accused by
Maoists to have been involved in robbery and rape.
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Peace talks: CPN-UML general secretary Nepal said that the Maoist rebels
are ready for dialogue but the government is lacking in efforts toward
building a favorable environment.
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Peace talks: Former peace talks coordinator Pun said that the Maoist
Party is is ready for talks if the state agrees to continue where it left
off at the end of the last round of peace in August 2003.
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Maoist threat: The rebels have threatened to prevent food and other
supplies from reaching Kathmandu unless the government agrees to their
demands. The Maoists have declared a transport blockade in major entry
points
in and around the Kathmandu Valley beginning August 18, 2004
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More landmine victims: According to the NGO "Ban Landmines
Campaign -Nepal" , over 200 people are killed in the country every year
due to landmine explosions. Nearly 1,100 people have died of landmine explosions
in Nepal since 1998
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Maoist threats: The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) is urging
the maoists to stop threats and attacks on journalists covering the Maoist
rebel insurgency in the western part of the country
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Mid-western and central Nepal: Altogether 326 persons have been killed
and 1148 abducted since 1st January to June 30 this year, a report published
by INSEC revealed.
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Dailekh: Maoists continue to threaten journalists and researchers
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Argakhachi, Achham, Syangja, Myagdi and Bhojpur : A lot of Government
and VDC owned buildings destroyed by the rebels.
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Final battle: ANNISU-R leader said that the CPN- Maoist will take actions
if the talks with the government fails or the situation remained static.
The student leader announced the final battle in this case.
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Kathmandu Valley: The Maoists intend to intensify their fight around
Kathmandu. According to Maoist sources, the People's Liberation Army PLA
was setting up a brigade to reinforce their activities in the Ring Area
(12 districts in and around the Kathmandu Valley)
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Achham: RNA troops have started a major offensive against Maoist rebels.
The Army wants to prevent planned major assault on government targets
anywhere in country. |
August
12
2004
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Ceasefire: The EU mission in Kathmandu has called upon both sides of
the ongoing conflict to make a ceasefire possible.
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Violence free zone: The Ministry of Education has urged the All Nepal
National Independent Students Union (Revolutionary) ANNISU (R) to come
back to the negotiation table.
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Myagdi: A US Military team has inspected Beni, the headquarters of
Myagdi. This town has been raided by Maoist rebels earlier this year.
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Blockade: The government will take security arrangements to thwart
three-week economic embargo on the capital announced by the rebels. |
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