Publications from PBI NepalPBI Nepal publishes a quarterly bulletin, Namaste, that can be downloaded below. Download copies of Namaste from 2009 Namaste 04 December 2009 - EnglishIn this fourth and last 2009 edition of Namaste, PBI would like to draw attention to its accompanied organisations and individuals, all of whom contributed to an interesting year for the PBI team. Namaste 04 December 2009 - English (pdf 1.8 MB)  Namaste 03 September 2009 - EnglishIn this third edition of Namaste, PBI would like to draw attention to the issue of torture in Nepal, the lacking legal framework and the hardships faced by Advocacy Forum’s (AF) lawyers when visiting detention centers. Namaste 03 September 2009 - English (pdf 2.4 MB)  Namaste 02 Junio 2009 - EspanolEn esta segunda edición de Namaste, PBI quiere destacar la situación de las víctimas del conflicto, con particular atención al distrito de Bardiya, en el medio-oeste de Nepal, que durante el conflicto fue testigo de un gran número de desapariciones. PBI Nepal ha estado presente de forma continuada en Bardiya desde Abril de 2009. Namaste 02 Junio 2009 - Espanol (pdf 2.9 MB)  Namaste 02 June 2009 - EnglishIn this second edition of Namaste, PBI would like to draw attention to the situation of victims of the conflict, with a special focus on Bardiya district, in midwestern Nepal, which saw the highest number of disappearances during the conflict. PBI Nepal has had a permanent presence in Bardiya since April 2009. Namaste 02 June 2009 - English (pdf 2.9 MB)  Namaste 01 Marzo 2009 - EspanolEn esta edición de Namaste, PBI quiere destacar la preocupante situación de los periodistas en Nepal. El alto nivel de impunidad en los casos de abusos pasados y presentes sigue siendo la norma y contribuye en gran medida a la situación de inseguridad en Nepal. Namaste 01 Marzo 2009 - Espanol (pdf 4.5 MB)  Namaste 01 March 2009 - EnglishIn this edition of Namaste, PBI would like to emphasise the worrying situation of journalists in Nepal. The high level of impunity for past and ongoing abuses continues to be the norm, and this contributes greatly to the current insecure situation in Nepal. Namaste 01 March 2009 - English (pdf 4.5 MB) |
News from PBIVideo: Human rights defenders and the Wiwa indigenous community, in Colombia PBI Mexico: Raul Hernandez (Organisation of Indigenous Me'phaa People), freed and exonerated Video: Protecting space for peace in Colombia Video: David Ravelo, Colombian Human Rights Defender under Threat PBI Mexico: Father Alejandro Solalinde - new accompaniment in Oaxaca PBI Indonesia reports on the death of journalist Adriansyah Matrais What they say"International accompaniment is very important, because powerful interests will think twice before trying to attack us. There are always people on the street corners spying on us to watch our movements. When they see that internationals are entering our offices, this helps us tremendously. " Help PBI protect more Human Rights defenders - donate today... Newsletter |