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VICTORY!! THE KING HAS RESTORED THE PARLIAMENT AND DEMOCRACY IS FINALLY BACK ON TRACK IN NEPAL!! I AM ABSOLUTELY STUNNED BY THIS RESULT AND SO INCREDIBLY GRATEFUL TO EVERYONE WHO SIGNED UP TO FIGHT FOR OUR RIGHTS!! WE HAVE TO STAY VIGILANT NOW TO PROTECT THESE FREEDOMS FOREVER!!

March 29, 2005

Campaign for the Restoration of Democracy in Nepal

Campaign for the Restoration of Democracy in Nepal

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Started by Anonymous 21 years, 5 months ago
His Majesty\'s Government of Nepal Palace Secretariat Narayanhiti Royal Palace Durbar Marg, Kathmandu, Nepal We, the signatories of this petition, are writing to protest His Majesty King Gyanendra\'s February 1, 2005 declaration of emergency suspending the Nepali people\'s right to free speech, freedom of movement and peaceful assembly, and protections afforded by the constitution against arbitrary arrest and imprisonment of individuals. While we understand Nepal is going through a difficult situation, we strongly believe that the step the king has taken not only undermines the democratic norms and institutions of the country, it also makes the task of finding a solution to the insurgency all the more intractable. Instead of dismissing Prime Minister Deuba led government, the king could have used his considerable influence to bring parliamentary political parties together. The argument that one has to destroy democracy in order to protect democracy does not sound credible in this context. The king

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Rajesh Marquez
21 years ago Featured

The king is taking the country back 50 years. This is not the way to handle the conflict. Democracy must be restored immediately.

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Deepa Warner
21 years ago Featured

total madness. how can he think this solves anything? it only makes the insurgency stronger. restore our rights!!!

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Bikram Kennedy
21 years ago Featured

so sad to see what is happening to our home. prayers for nepal.

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Sunita Graham
21 years ago Featured

Enough is enough. We fought so hard for our rights and he just takes them away with one speech. Shameful.

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Kiran Carter
21 years ago Featured

King Gyanendra needs to step down. People are suffering because of his ego.

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Arjun Henderson
21 years ago Featured

Nepal belongs to the people not the palace. Return power to the parliament now.