Amnesty International Nepal

How do different generations remember conflict and what does that mean for justice today?

As part of the Second National Memory Conference in Kathmandu (9–10 June 2026), Amnesty International Nepal hosted a panel discussion titled “Connecting Movements: Intergenerational Memory.”

The discussion brings together voices from Indigenous, Madhesi, Dalit, women’s, victims’, and youth movements to reflect on how Nepal’s armed conflict is remembered across generations—and how these memories continue to shape struggles for truth, justice, accountability, and human rights.

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Connecting Movements: Intergenerational Memory | Panel Discussion on Conflict, Justice & Memory What happens when different generations and movements come together...

Our latest report “Erasing anything Palestinian: Israel's ethnic cleansing of West Bank Bedouin and herding communities” exposes the scale of Israel’s campaign of ethnic cleansing and unlawful annexation in the occupied West Bank.

This is what state-led ethnic cleansing look like. Read for yourself:

Acceleration of Israel’s ethnic cleansing of Palestinians must spur global action to halt West Bank annexation - Amnesty International Nepal Significant escalation in speed and scale of annexation measures under Israel’s current government Ethnic cleansing campaign is state-led, and

With just a few days before the Men’s World Cup kicks off, thousands of fans from around the world risk being shut out of one of the biggest sporting events on the planet.

Many have waited for a long time and saved to pursue their dream of seeing their nations compete in the tournament. Instead of cheering from the stands, many are facing travel bans, visa denials, and threats of aggressive immigration enforcement from the US.

With several participating countries subject to a US travel ban, and ongoing racial profiling and arbitrary arrests by ICE and other federal agencies, the country’s draconian immigration policies threaten to spill over into an event that is meant to bring people together -- not tear us apart.

The belongs to us all. There is no World Cup without the world.

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The Cambodian government’s high-profile crackdown on scamming compounds has failed to dismantle the vast majority of sites in the country or protect and support thousands of people subjected to human trafficking, torture and slavery.

Read our latest report -- Falling Through the Cracks: Cambodia’s “Crackdown” on Scamming Compounds -- on how authorities in Cambodia have largely failed to identify trafficking victims or hold perpetrators to account.

Cambodia: Evidence suggests scamming compounds bypassed despite high-profile ‘crackdown’ - Amnesty International Nepal Amnesty research contradicts state narrative on mass scamming crackdown Collusion between police and gangs help compounds avoid raids 73 survivors

This World Environment Day, we stand for a healthy environment as a human right.

Protecting nature means protecting people, communities, and future generations. 🌱

Over 80 members of Amnesty International Nepal’s Youth Network and Groups from across the country came together for a two-day Human Rights Education (HRE) workshop on May 29–30.

The workshop strengthened participants’ understanding of human rights principles and explored how rights-based approaches can be applied to real-life challenges in Nepal, including access to land, sexual and gender-based violence, and other pressing human rights issues.

Read more about the workshop here 👇

Human Rights Education Workshop concludes with focus on land and housing rights awareness - Amnesty International Nepal Amnesty International Nepal convened a two-day Human Rights Education (HRE) workshop bringing together over 80 Amnesty Nepal Youth Network and Group

Thirty-seven years after the Tiananmen crackdown, Chinese authorities have reportedly barred the Tiananmen Mothers from visiting the graves of loved ones killed on 4 June 1989.

That day, Chinese troops opened fire on peaceful protesters in and around Beijing's Tiananmen Square, killing hundreds—possibly thousands—who were calling for political reform and greater freedoms. The Chinese government has since censored discussion of the crackdown and suppressed public commemorations. Now, even families seeking to mourn their loved ones are reportedly being denied that right.

Remembering those who were killed is not a crime. Families deserve truth, justice, and the freedom to grieve without fear or restriction.

China: ‘Heartless’ ban on Tiananmen Mothers visiting cemetery signals escalating repression - Amnesty International Nepal Responding to reports that Chinese authorities have barred the mothers of protesters killed in the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown from visiting their loved

Behind generative AI lies a system of extraction.

Tech companies design generative AI systems -- like ChatGPT -- by harvesting vast amounts of data and building exploitative supply chains in ways that risk widespread human rights abuses.

Our latest briefing exposes how unlawful web scraping is driving a mass invasion of privacy, affecting the environment, and disproportionately impacting marginalized groups -- making these systems unlawful by design.

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Global: Enormous data pipelines powering major generative AI systems are rooted in mass invasions of privacy by design - Amnesty International Nepal Companies are extracting vast troves of online data through unlawful web scraping to build their generative artificial intelligence (AI) products in a way

🌈 Happy Pride Month! 🌈

Pride is a celebration of love, diversity, identity, and the freedom to be yourself. It is also a time to recognize the contributions, resilience, and experiences of LGBTQIA+ communities around the world.

May this month inspire greater understanding, inclusion, and solidarity, while reminding us of the importance of equality, dignity, and respect for all.

Here's to a world where everyone can live authentically and without fear.

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