| Feb 17, 2026
NIMJN Shorts
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Investigations
NIMJN Investigation Reveals: Political Parties Systematically Flout Donation Disclosure Laws
The Nepal Investigative Multimedia Journalism Network (NIMJN) revealed last August that political parties had evaded taxes and disclosed statements of income and expenditure that were lower than the actual figures.
| Dec 26, 2025
Features
Still No Justice: Nepal's Civil War Victims and the Long Wait for Accountability
Due to the government repeatedly appointing officials to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) and the Commission of Investigation on Enforced Disappeared Persons (CIEDP) through political quotas, rather than selecting competent, qualified and impartial individuals, conflict victims have failed to receive justice and reparations even two decades after the peace agreement.
| Feb 17, 2026
Human Trafficking
Ghyangphedi-Kolkata Connection: Sisters Lost from a Village Found in the Same Brothel
Rimaya is not the only one trafficked from Nepal to India for the purpose of sexual exploitation. According to the Human Trafficking Investigation Bureau, a total of 149 women and 20 girls and adolescents from Nuwakot were rescued from India during the five-year period from the fiscal year 2075/076 to 2081/082 (mid-2018 to mid-2025).
| Oct 30, 2025
Disasters
Earthquake Victims Dying in Temporary Shelters
Earthquake victims affected by the 2023 Jajarkot earthquake have not yet received government grants to build their houses. Because of this, they are still living under tarpaulins and tin roofs. Forced to spend winters and monsoons in temporary shelters, new mothers, the elderly, girls, and those with chronic illnesses are dying prematurely.
| Aug 25, 2025
Climate Justice
Accountability
Still No Justice: Nepal's Civil War Victims and the Long Wait for Accountability
Due to the government repeatedly appointing officials to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) and the Commission of Investigation on Enforced Disappeared Persons (CIEDP) through political quotas, rather than selecting competent, qualified and impartial individuals, conflict victims have failed to receive justice and reparations even two decades after the peace agreement.
| Feb 17, 2026
