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AF Coordinated Health Camp in CCH, Rupandehi
Rupandehi, 16 March 2021: A Health Camp was organized for the juveniles of Rupandehi Child Correction Home (CCH) on 5th and 6th March 2021 in Advocacy Forum's initiation and coordination with Nepal Child Welfare Association, Siddarthanagar Municipality and Rotary Club of Central Lumbini. During AF's monitoring visit to the Child Correction Home in Rupandehi on February 27, 2021, AF lawyers found that the children kept there needed immediate medical supports. Altogether 142 juveniles were benefitted from this health camp which was organized at CCH’s premises.
A tragic tale of two girls in the land of Buddha

A Nepali mother displays courage and persistence in finding truth and justice for her child
It has been nearly two years since I last visited Nepal, one of the countries of the Himalayas, where Buddha, a preacher of peace and non-violence, was born.
Patan High Court, Hetauda Bench Summons Witnesses and Appellant on Krishna Prasad Adhikari Case

14 February 2021, Kathmandu: Concerning Krishna Prasad Adhikari’s killing, on 14 February 2021, the Joint- Bench of Justices Shesh Raj Shiwakoti and Chandi Raj Dhakal of Patan High Court, Hetauda Bench issued an order to take a statement from the Government witnesses, Rupa Regmi, Thakur Prasad Adhikari, Loknath Dahal, Gauri Maya Adhikari along with the appellant Sanjay Raut and Buddhi Chaudhary.
AF and CVSJ organized psychosocial counselling and stress management training for conflict victims in Pokhara

2 February 2021, Pokhara: Advocacy Forum-Nepal and Conflict Victims Society for Justice (CVSJ) -Nepal jointly organized a three-day long psychosocial and stress management workshop on 30 January-1 February 2021 in Pokhara, Nepal with an objective of healing psychological pains and sufferings and stress management. For over more than twenty years, conflict-victims have been forced to suffer alone. Although conflict-victims are determined in their persistent fight for truth and justice, they have faced multi-layer hardships. Of all issues, psychological trauma and stress are one of the most prominent. The mired transitional justice process, the uncertainties of truth and justice caused by a deepening culture of impunity, and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has compounded their wounds and sufferings.
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