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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Sagar Chalise
Maharajgunj
1) Citizens stop being opportunists.
2) Cadres stop being idiots.
3) Politicians stop thinking about you and your party and think for your
Express your views on anything that you think is a hindrance towards Livable Nepal. The policies, ideas etc. that you know can influence the economic prosperity of Nepal can be talked here.
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arjun budhathoki from narayantar ,kathmandu says
I just don't know who started this campaign but whoever did this is a great leap.god bles nepal n all nepalis.i'l just give an example of how this new nepal has jeopardised all our lives.once whn i wa... -
Nishant from Kathmandu says
I am saying 'no' to a political culture that promises freedoms of a new Nepal but delivers insecurity and takes away my liberties. I am saying
'yes' to action from my part to make Nepal liveable for... -
Amit from says
Change in national anthem
Change in structure
Change in leadership
Change in perspective
All these changes, as promised by the new leadership
Will bring new direction
But evaluating the curr... -
Madhup Khatiwada from Daejeon, S Korea says
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Sagar Chalise from Maharajgunj says
1) Citizens stop being opportunists.
2) Cadres stop being idiots.
3) Politicians stop thinking about you and your party and think for your country.
I think there is everyone to blame here.... -
Ganesh Thapa from Pulchowk says
Everybody suggests "we need do something""politicians, corruption ""stand up" and so on. we always are intimidated by bunch of hooligans everywhere. they claim they are right, though they are not. but... -
Bibhu Gautam from Jawalakhel says
"Everything you know is wrong." Until general people and our leaders try to justify this statement, understanding among people is not possible and everyone will use violence as their means of justific... -
Bibek Neupane from Kathmandu says
First of all, we need to improve the political situation of nepal. When will the people on politics come to know that we have to do something for the country, not just for the political parties.... -
JOHN K GURUNG from NEW DELHI says
No reasonable person will totally deny that providing job opportunities for the unemployed, reduces the chances of them engaging in criminal activities. But to say that unemployed persons have no choi... -
Yatra Sharma from Baneshwor says
I feel we complain and demand a lot more than what we offer. If only we knew the etiquette of protesting and learned to be disciplined, the country could get less disruptive ...
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