Women's Role in Nepal's Peace Process - With Special reference to inclusion in Peace Structures

Friday, August 1, 2008

Author:

Bishnu Raj Upreti, PhD, South Asia Regional Coordinator, Swiss National Centre of Competence in Research North-South Kathmandu

Asia

Southern Asia

Nepal

A paper presented at the national seminar on Women in Constitution organized by Women for Peace and Justice (Core Committee) at Hotel Yak and Yati, Kathmandu, 18-19 August 2008.

Transformation of Nepal's conflict into durable peace and democracy requires not only sensitively dealing with the existing fragile transition situation and concrete delivery of peace dividends to conflict victims, survivors but also acknowledge the potentials of Women's contribution and bring them on board of peace process decision-making.

Document PDF:

Womens Role in Nepals Peace Process, WPJ, 2008

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