/ |
Nepal Research Website on Nepal and Himalayan Studies Permanent
crisis (current year)
[partially commented link collection] Since the Delhi Agreement
between seven parliamentary parties and the insurgent
CPN (Maoist) of 22 November 2005, the people of Nepal
have been waiting in vain for the promised realisation
of an inclusive democratic system. Although the then
putsching monarchy was abolished and a constitution
was passed in 2015 after long power struggles between
the political parties, even this was the sole work of
the exclusively male leaders of the three major
parties, predominantly male Bahuns. The appropriate
participation of all social groups, as provided for in
the interim constitution of January 2007, did not take
place. In this respect, the constitution of 2015 even
represented in part a step backwards compared to the
interim constitution. Since today's political
parties and their leaders are proven to be
disinterested in solving the crisis and, to make
matters worse, supporters of the long-failed systems
of monarchy and Hindu state are trying to use the
failure of politics to revitalise their own interests,
the title of this sub-page has been changed from Crisis
solution to Permanent crisis.
|
Time
in Taksindu:
|