Kathmandu. Constitutional expert Bipin Adhikari has stated that the questions raised by international human rights organizations regarding the independence of Nepal's judiciary should be taken seri...
KATHMANDU, July 24: Three leading international human rights organizations have expressed serious concern over what they describe as growing political interference in Nepal's judiciary, warning tha...
Replacing lost files and ruined buildings won’t fix Nepal’s judiciary. Only structural reform will. The fallout from the Gen Z protests of last September has reduced Nepal’s courtrooms to administ...
The workload of the judiciary has been growing steadily. When the strategic plan was first implemented in the judiciary in 2004, the total annual caseload across all courts stood at 107,641 cases. ...
Kathmandu. RPP MP Sulabh Kharel has emphasized the need to make the judiciary completely free from political interference by questioning the independence and impartiality of the court. Speaking at ...
Courts receive Rs9.49 billion as government renews pledge to conclude transitional justice process and expand digital judicial reforms. The government has allocated only 0.45 percent of the total ...
Kathmandu. Nepal's constitution, embracing the principle of separation of powers, has established the judiciary as an independent, impartial, and capable body. To uphold the rule of law, hold other...
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