Nirajan Thapaliya

यस्ता अपराधविरुद्ध अब पनि आवाज नउठाए कहिले उठाउने?आउनुहोस् प्रधानमन्त्री शेरबहादुर देउवालाई आजै पत्र लेखी यस्तो अपराध अन्त्यको माग गरौं। दण्डहीनता अन्त्य गर्न र जवाफदेहिता स्थापित गर्न पहल गरौं।पत्र लेखौं: amnestynepal.org/appeal-for-act… amnestynepal.org/appeal-for-act… ekantipur.com/news/2021/12/2…

Statement @nirajanthapalia @amnesty is deeply alarmed by media reports that @PM_nepal_ @ShahBalen has directed security forces to evict informal settlements in Ktm, threatening to leave hundreds of already marginalized individuals and families homeless. amnestynepal.org/press_release/…

“दुई दिन भित्रै गरिने भनिएका यी निष्कासनहरूले नेपालको घरेलु र अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय मानवअधिकार दायित्वहरू र विधिको शासनप्रतिको ठाडो उपेक्षालाई दर्शाउँदछ,” एम्नेस्टी इन्टरनेसनल नेपालका निर्देशक @nirajanthapalia ले भने। Read more 👇 amnestynepal.org/press_release/…

@ShahBalen @hamrorabi Lamichhane @SwarnimWagle @Kabindra99 रास्वपाले संसदमा सत प्रतिशत सिट जितेपनि मानवअधिकार हनन् गर्ने छुट उसलाई हुँदैन। 'राज्य डोजर आतंक' तत्काल बन्द गर। @PM_nepal_ गाँस बाँसको नैसर्गिक अधिकारबाट बन्चित नगर। नागरिकको मौलिक हकको रक्षा गर्ने हो। उलंघन होइन।

Notice a pattern? The world’s most powerful are repeatedly undermining international law and silencing people who oppose them. Everyone deserves a world where leaders put human rights first – every time. We all deserve better. A world where human rights come first, not last. #HumanityMustWin

We are confronting the most challenging moment of our age. Humanity is under attack from predators determined to assert their dominance through unlawful wars and brazen economic blackmail. What marks this moment as fundamentally different is that we’re no longer documenting erosion around the system’s edges. This is a direct assault on the foundations of human rights and the international rules-based order by the most powerful actors for the purpose of control, impunity and profit. For the sake of humanity, the time to make history is now. #HumanityMustWin pic.x.com/juxootwoqj

Nepal's new government, led by rapper-turned politician Balendra Shah, has set up a panel to investigate the property and assets of past and present politicians and officials, a move aimed at controlling corruption in the Himalayan nation reut.rs/4cy2fF9

adnchronicles.org/2026/04/12/bhu… @BhutanKing @king_jigme @tsheringtobgay @PAMPALONIPAOLA @EUAmbIndia @meeganguly @CharanPrasai @nirajanthapalia @BhagirathYogi @DiwashGahatraj @KoshRKoirala @registandiary @narendramodi @ShahBalen @dinushikad1 @AISouthAsia

The scale of the killing & destruction in #Lebanon today is nothing short of horrific. @volker_turk condemns deadly wave of #Israeli strikes, as hundreds – incl. civilians – are killed and injured in carnage.  Civilians & civilian infrastructure must be protected. The int'l community must act quickly to help bring an end to this nightmare. ohchr.org/en/press-relea…

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Someone knows he's been beaten and is fuming...

BREAKING: The ceasefire just ate itself. The Head of Iran’s Parliamentary National Security and Foreign Policy Committee just stated: after the Israeli aggression on Lebanon, all plans to open the Strait of Hormuz must immediately cease until there are assurances that Lebanon is included in the ceasefire. There is either a ceasefire on all fronts, or a ceasefire nowhere at all. The entire premise of the deal was Hormuz reopening. Trump’s condition was complete, immediate, and safe opening of the strait. Iran accepted. The ceasefire was built on that single exchange: pause the bombs, open the water. Brent crashed 13 percent. The S&P surged. The market priced peace. Now Iran is threatening to reverse the only thing the ceasefire achieved because of something the ceasefire never included. Three contradictions in 24 hours. Pakistan announced the ceasefire covers everywhere including Lebanon. Netanyahu said it does not include Lebanon and launched the largest IDF strike since Roaring Lion began: 100 Hezbollah targets in 10 minutes. Now Iran says Hormuz stays closed unless Lebanon is covered. The deal’s architect says it includes Lebanon. The deal’s beneficiary says it excludes Lebanon. And now the deal’s other signatory says the core deliverable is revoked unless the excluded front is reinstated. This is what happens when a ceasefire is brokered through intermediaries who need both sides to say yes more than they need both sides to agree. Pakistan shuttled drafts between Washington and Tehran through five mediating channels in one chaotic day. Egypt bridged language. Turkey provided backchannels. China urged an off-ramp. The framework was drafted with sufficient ambiguity that Iran could tell Hezbollah it was covered and Israel could tell its public it was not. That ambiguity held for exactly 18 hours before the IDF’s 100-target strike forced Iran to choose between Hezbollah solidarity and Hormuz revenue. Iran chose Hezbollah. The implications cascade immediately. If Iran follows through and halts Hormuz reopening, the 15 to 20 vessels currently transiting under IRGC clearance codes stop. The yuan toll revenue that was funding reconstruction stops. The ceasefire’s only tangible achievement, the strait reopening that crashed oil prices, reverses. And Trump’s conditional two-week suspension, which was explicitly revocable if Hormuz did not open immediately and safely, faces its trigger event on day one. Trump has three options. Accept Lebanon inclusion, which means pressuring Netanyahu to halt strikes against Hezbollah, which Israel has refused. Reject Lebanon inclusion, which means Iran re-closes Hormuz, which voids the ceasefire’s premise. Or ignore the threat and continue as if the 15 ships passing through a yuan toll booth constitute an open strait, which means the Islamabad talks on Friday begin over a deal that both parties are publicly threatening to revoke. The molecule crisis does not pause for diplomatic fractures. The crackers are rubble. The pipeline bypass just took a drone. The fertiliser is trapped behind the gate. The centrifuges are spinning. And the strait that was supposed to reopen as the war’s first peace dividend is now being held hostage to a front that was never agreed upon, by a parliament that legislated tolls on March 31, in a country whose supreme leader has not been seen in 39 days. One ceasefire. Three interpretations. Zero days before collapse. Full analysis on Substack. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

With the greatest humility, I am pleased to announce that the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States of America, along with their allies, have agreed to an immediate ceasefire everywhere including Lebanon and elsewhere, EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY. I warmly welcome the sagacious gesture and extend deepest gratitude to the leadership of both the countries and invite their delegations to Islamabad on Friday, 10th April 2026, to further negotiate for a conclusive agreement to settle all disputes. Both parties have displayed remarkable wisdom and understanding and have remained constructively engaged in furthering the cause of peace and stability. We earnestly hope, that the ‘Islamabad Talks’ succeed in achieving sustainable peace and wish to share more good news in coming days! @realDonaldTrump @JDVance @SecRubio @SteveWitkoff @SEPeaceMissions @drpezeshkian @mb_ghalibaf @araghchi

NASA’s Artemis II mission breaks the record for the farthest human travel from Earth, passing previous record of ~ 4 Lakhs KM. 😮

As Trump threatens to commit war crimes in Iran by destroying its critical infrastructure, this video reminds U.S. servicemembers that they have a duty to disobey such an illegal order. Trump says this message is "seditious." He's wrong. These members of Congress are right.

UN secretary-general Antonio Guterres warns Trump that destroying Iran’s civilian infrastructure is a war crime because of the disproportionate cost to civilians. trib.al/BiUJaje

Donald Trump has repeated his ultimatum for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face attacks on its power plants. Should he go ahead with this threat, the damage would be enormous economist.com/middle-east-an…

On the International Day of Reflection on the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda, we mourn the victims & pay tribute to the survivors. We must learn from past failures & protect the living — by rejecting hatred, inflammatory rhetoric & incitement to violence.

Agnes Callamard, the head of Amnesty International, has denounced US President Trump’s “revolting” threats to destroy Iranian bridges and power plants, stressing that civilians “will be the first to suffer.” 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/x2g2iv

हाम्रो अनुभव रास्वपाका लागि शिक्षा: वर्षमान पुन

She is blind and climbed the tower to dive with the horse 😱💕