the Campaign in a nutshell
Campaign for a 'Livable Nepal' is a nationwide movement of general people who want to earn living in peaceful environment under the strong regulation of law. In other words, the campaign advocates for ensured fundamental rights of people.
be a part of the Campaign, Sign the Petition
Come join hands with the campaign. The campaign is for the Nepal where "Economic Freedom is guaranteed", "Rule of Law is ensured", and "Impunity comes to an end".
make your contribution towards 'Livable Nepal'
You can : 1) Join the coalition, 2) Ask people to join the coalition, 3) Write your experiences in the website, 4) Use toolkit from the website, etc.
almost everyone is in support.. ARE YOU?
All the people, organizations and associations who support the campaign and have signed the petition are the part of the coalition of the campaign. You too can be the part of it. And, how to do that? Just sign the petition.
be a major Contributor! Support us!
This campaign does not belong to any individual or organization or association neither it is run by specific group or single being. So, you can support this campaign by: Advocating your fundamental rights whenever you think it is under threat, Buying campaign T-shirts, Donating to the campaign, etc.
In your opinion, what makes Nepal Livable?
Livable Nepal is only possible when the Rule of Law is enforced, economic freedom is guaranteed and end of impunity is achieved. If you agree this, join the campaign by signing the petition.
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Srishti Shah
bishalnagar
if a law abiding citizen can't even earn a decent living through his own effort and sweat in this New Nepal, then these revolutions were'nt
If you have ever suffered from the bandhas, strikes, protests, etc. you can write it here and share it with others who may have similar stories. You can even write articles on the issues that has become obstacles en route to Livable Nepal.
posted on 2009-08-03 14:57:25
Ram Thapaliya from Balaju shares
On the way, I found the road empty and being excited I was riding my bike in a great speed. When I reached Sukedhara I saw a mob in front of me. I went there to ask what had happened. Then, I found that they were people who were agitating to pressure the administration to release their party member who was nabbed by the police before. I tried to pass from the mob but the agitators deflated my motorcycle’s tyre. I was in trouble now. Neither I could return to my friends’ home nor could I go to my home. I was in dilemma.
Then, finally, I decided to return to my home. Then, I started walking back to my home and along with my bike as I could not leave it anywhere. Dragging bike was too difficult for me and I became much tired when I returned my home. In the scorching sunny day, I was tired and sweating as if I had just taken shower. After I reached home, I was so much tired that I just slept when I reached home. The next morning, I was suffering
from fever and then, I had to be in leave for the whole day and missed my college.
I do not understand why they call for frequent strikes over petty matters. They could report it to Police. Why don’t they understand that by using this way of asking for rights and justice, they themselves are violating others’ rights and themselves doing injustice?
- Maheshwor Budhathoki
Cologne, Germany - Shankar Ghimire
Kalamazoo, MI - Aryan Neupane
Buddhanagar,New Baneshwor,Kathmandu
