Nepal political chaos delays justice for rebel conflict victims
Nearly 20 years after a brutal Maoist rebel insurgency left thousands of people dead, families of victims are still waiting for justice.
A Nepal's People's Liberation Army (PLA) soldier carries a weapon across his shoulders as he walks at the Shaktikhor cantonment site, Chitwan, in 2007
Suman Adhikari was 23 when his father was killed by Maoist rebels during a bloody conflict in Nepal.
"They dragged him to the hills with his hands and knees tied. Then they hung him from a tree using his own muffler. They shot him in the head and stabbed him in the chest and stomach. This is how they killed my father. For refusing to give the rebels money," Adhikari told DW.