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Human rights activists rounded up from Baluwatar
Police arrested human right activists from Baluwatar on Monday while they were staging a sit-in outside the Prime Minister's official residence, Kathmandu to mark the Human Rights Day.bookmark
Sailendra Adhikari
Published at : December 10, 2018
Updated at : December 11, 2018 07:14
Kathmandu
Police arrested human right activists from Baluwatar on Monday while they were staging a sit-in outside the Prime Minister's official residence, Kathmandu to mark the Human Rights Day.
The sit-in was organised by Human Rights and Peace Society (HURPES).
The activists had reached for the sit-in with placards and banners demanding arrest of perpetrators behind the rape and murder of Nirmala Pant. They also demanded end to impunity and violence against women.
Here are some photos.




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