-2024-
What if Indigenous consent is not respected? – Access to education for Indigenous children during the pandemic (28.02.2025 news)
“I would fear going to work” – Labour exploitation at Carrefour sites in Saudi Arabia (21.10.2024 research)
Nepal: New Transitional Justice Law a flawed step forward (20.08.2024 news)
South Asia: Devastating floods yet another reminder for urgent human rights-consistent climate action (12.07.2024 news)
Nepal: Government must fulfil its promise and end the use of torture an other ill-treatment (26.06.2024 research)
Kultur am Boden (24.06.2024 Amnesty Journal Nepal)
Head of Amnesty International to make first regional visit to South Asia (16.05.2024 news)
“No-one cares” – Descent-based discrimination against Dalits in Nepal (16.05.2024 research)
Nepal: Systemic descent-based discrimination against Dalits needs urgent action – NEW REPORT (10.05.2024 news)
Amnesty International Report 2023/24 – Bhutan (23.04.2024 report)
Amnesty International Report 2023/24 – Nepal (23.04.2024 report)
New interactive digital space launched to highlight enforced disappearances in South Asia (27.03.2024 news)
Global: Widening impact of climate change on air pollution in South Asia requires urgent international cooperation and assistance. (20.03.2024 news)
Five human rights activists share hard-hitting stories in new Amnesty International podcast (15.01.2024 news)
-2023-
Nepal: District Court’s historic verdict a welcome step for justice for Dalit community (07.12.2023 news)
Saudi Arabia: Migrants workers who toiled in Amazon warehouses were deceived and exploited (10.10.2023 news)
Campaigns Planning Meeting on caste-based discrimination held (16.06.2023)
Qatar: Hundreds of migrant workers employed as security guards at FIFA World Cup denied justice for abuses (15.06.2023 news)
Bhutan: King should free political prisoners (04.05.2023 research)
Nepal: Transitional Justice Bill needs to protect victims, not abusers; proposed disregards domestic and international legal standards (24.03.2023 research)
Nepal: Respect women’s right to safely migrate for work of their choiTransitional_Justicee_Bill_needs_24_03_2023ces (08.03.2023 news)
-2022-
Offener Brief an FIFA-Präsidenten (15.12.2022 research)
Qatar: Nepali civil society groups denounce FIFA’s continued dismissal of migrant workers’ compensation claims (15.12.2022 news)
Op-ed: A flicker of hope for human rights in South Asia (10.12.2022 news)
Nepal: Next parliament should prioritize justice for conflict victims (21.10.2022 research)
Nepal: Amend Transitional Justice Bill (25.07.2022 research)
Rectify the flaws in the Amendment Bill on Transitional Justice Law (20.07.2022 news)
Nepal: Overly restrictive statute of limitations on rape and other sexual violence must be removed (26.05.2022 news)
Amnesty International Report 2021/22: Nepal 2021 (29.03.2022 report)
-2021-
Nepal: 15 years on, act on peace agreement pledges (20.11.2021 research)
Nepal: Protect judicial independence and integrity – Crisis in Supreme Court as judges demand resignation of chief justice (12.11.2021 research)
Second dose vaccines delivered for 1.4 million people (08.10.2021 urgent action)
Nepal: Stop stalling enforced disappearance inquiries – International partners should strongly back victims’ needs, credible legal process (30.08.2021 research)
“In the prime of their lives” – Qatar’s failure to investigate, remedy and prevent migrant workers’ deaths (26.08.2021 research)
Nepal: Indigenous people the silent victims of country’s conservation ‘success story’ (09.08.2021 news)
Violations in the name of conservation – “What crime had I committed by putting my feet on the land that I own?” (09.08.2021 research)
Oral statement item 6: Consideration of UPR reports: Nepal, UN Human Rights Council 47th session 21 June to 13 July 2021 (08.07.2021 research)
COVID vaccine in short supply in Nepal: A week to help pull nation back from the brink – what Britain must do (24.06.2021 news)
Impfstoffmangel gefährdet Leben (18.06.2021 urgent action)
Lack of a second dose endangers over 1,4 million (18.06.2021 urgent action)
Nepal: Oxygen, vaccines and essential medical supplies urgently needed amid devastating Covid-19 wave (14.06.2021 news)
Struggling to Breathe: The Second Wave of Covid-19 in Nepal (14.06.2021 research)
Nepal: Authorities must stop intimidating journalists (26.05.2021 news)
South Asia: Urgent action needed to combat deadly COVID-19 surge across region (13.05.2021 news)
Amnesty International Report 2020-2021: Nepal 2020 (06.04.2021 report)
South Asia: COVID-19 hits marginalized hardest as pandemic used to escalate repression (06.04.2021 article)
Women in the frontlines: Women leaders responding to COVID-19 in South Asia (08.03.2021 blog)
Nepal: Human Rights Commission’s Integrity in Jeopardy (01.03.2021 research)
-2020-
Suggested recommendations to States under review in the 37th session of the UPR Working Group, 18 – 29 January 2021 (10.12.2020 research)
South Asia: Authorities must urgently protect sanitation workers risking their lives on the COVID-19 frontlines (19.11.2020 research)
Nepal: Justice stalled for conflict victims (23.10.2020 research)
Nepal: Authorities must stop ruthless evictions of Indigenous peoples (21.07.2020 news)
Exposed, Silenced, Attacked: Failure to protect health and essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic (13.07.2020 research)
Nepal: Authorities must deliver justice for Dalit killings (28.05.2020 news)
Nepal: Supreme Court’s decision reaffirms the need to amend transitional justice law (01.05.2020 article)
Qatar: Migrant workers illegally expelled during COVID-19 pandemic (15.04.2020 news)
Migrant workers must not left behind (06.04.2020 article)
South Asia: As COVID-19 spreads, fears rise for people at higher risk (26.03.2020)
Qatar: Migrant workers in labour camps at grave risk amid COVID-19 crisis (20.03.2020 news)
International Women’s Day 2020: Why the fight must continue … (06.03.2020 blog)
New generation of young activists lead fight against worsening repression in Asia (30.01.2020 news)
2019 in review – Nepal: A year of shrinking freedoms (30.01.2020 news)
Human rights in Asia-Pacific: Review of 2019 (30.01.2020 research)
Amnesty International staff detained in Nepal (27.01.2020 news)
Nepal: Recent steps undermine transitional justice (25.01.2020 news)
Nepal: Information Technology Bill threatens freedom of expression (16.01.2020 news)
-2019-
Nepal: 13 years on, no justice for conflict victims (25.11.2019 research)
Nepal: Land for landless peasants – Comments and recommendations on admendment to the Land Act 1964 (15.10.2019 research)
Nepal: Justice stalled for conflict-era crimes (29.07.2019 article)
Nepal: Open letter to Urban Minister on the Right to Housing Act 2018 (19.07.2019 research)
Nepal: Right to Housing law must be strengthened to prevent homelessness (13.06.2019 article)
Adequate housing for all – Nepal: Analysis of the Right to Housing Act 2018 (11.06.2019 research)
Let’s talk menstruation – and the women breaking the taboos around it (28.05.2019 impact)
Nepal: To end hunger, strengthen and implement Right to Food law (04.04.2019 article)
Right to Food in Nepal – Analysis of the Right to Food and Food Sovereignty Act 2018 (03.04.2019 research)
“I maintain a positive attitude and recognize success”: Six South Asian women tell their stories (08.03.2019 campaigns)
Zwischen Heimat und Hölle (00.03.2019 Amnesty Journal)
Laws designed to silence: The global crackdown on civil society organizations (21.02.2019 research)
Nepal: Transitional justice process must be brought on the right track (11.02.2019 research)
„I knew I couldn’t stay silent anymore“: meet the women fighting sexual violence in Nepal (08.02.2019 news)
Will Human Rights turn around in 2019? (22.01.2019 blog)
Walk The Talk (21.01.2019 blog)
Nepal: Authorities must proactively act to eradicate the harmful practice of banishing women and girls to insanitary and dangerous huts during their menstrual cycles (14.01.2019 media quote)
-2018-
Nepal: Release Amnesty International activists now (30.11.2018 news)
Vom Himalaya in die Hölle (10.2018 AmnestyJournal)
Nepal: Government of Nepal must act diligently to implement rights provisions under the constitution (12.10.2018 research)
Südasien: Justice still elusive for thousands of disappeared (30.08.2018 research)
Nepal: Draft bill on transitional justice falls short of international law and standards (20.07.2018 news)
Nepal: Preliminary Comments – Draft Bill to Amend the Act on Commission on Investigation of Disappeared Persons, Truth and Reconciliation, 2018 (20.07.2018 research)
Südasien: End appalling use of torture and other ill-treatment (26.06.2018 research)
Nepal 2017/2018 (2018 annual report)
Nepal: Transitional Justice Proving Elusive (13.02.2018 news)
-2017-
Nepal: Migrant workers failed by government, exploited by business (18.12.2017 news)
Nepal: Government must deliver on promises on migrant worker abuse (08.08.2017 research)
Turning people into profits – Abuse recruitment, trafficking and forced labour of Nepali migrant workers (06.06.2017 research)
Nepal: Unscrupulous recruiters given free rein to exploit migrants (06.06.2017 news)
Open Letter to the Attorney General of Nepal: Pursue Appeal in Maina Sunuwar’s case (19.05.2017 research)
“What I want is for the Governmetn to Help” – Nepal: Ensure the right to adequate housing for the marginalised in post-earthquake Nepal (25.04.2017 research)
“BUILDING INEQUALITY” – The failure of the Nepali Government to protect the marginalised in post-earthquake reconstruction efforts (25.04.2017 research report)
Nepal: Two years on, the government continues to fail marginalised earthquake survivors (25.04.2017 news)
Nepal: Need Effective Steps to Enforce Court Verdicts (20.04.2017 news)
Nepal: Investigation urgently needed after security forces shoot protesters dead (07.03.2017 news)
Nepal 2016/2017 (21.02.2017 annual report)
Qatar – New name, old system? Qatar’s new employment law and abuse of migrant workers (15.02.2017 research)