No Justice for Victims Under Nepal's Maoist Prime Minister- Review Nepal News

Nepal's decade-long Maoist insurgency ended 16 years ago, but war crimes victims are still seeking justice. The government, headed by the same party leader that carried out the insurgency, has largely refused to prosecute alleged war criminals.

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