Local Election 2022: Expectation vs reality
With the local elections set for May 13, political parties in Nepal are gearing up to compete for the 753 […]
Democracy
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A mockery of Nepali democracy
It is said that the constitution is not the precursor to change. Rather a constitution is simply a documentation of […]
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Liberty Discussion on ‘How Will the Coronavirus Reshape Democracy and Governance Globally?’
For the first time, Liberty Discussion was held in a virtual space amid the Coronavirus lockdown, in April 2020. Keeping […]
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Watching the Watch-dog via Media Council Bill
– This article was originally published by Bidhyalaxmi Maharjan in The Himalayan Times on December 15, 2019. The freedom of […]
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Citizen and the Parliament
-This article was originally published by Sujan Regmi in the Himalayan Times on June 10, 2018 Parliament is a highest […]
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Populism and structural aspects of democracy
Samriddhi Foundation will be conducting Liberty Discussion Series on April 28, 2017 at Gaia Restaurant and Coffee Shop, Thamel at […]
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What the Young Have to Say on the New Constitution?
Finally on 20 September 2015, Nepal promulgated its seventh constitution – the first one made by the direct representatives of […]
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Linking Democracy with Development
Nilkantha Upreti, the Chief Election Commissioner, very truly pointed out recently that local bodies are the foundations of democracy. Technically, […]