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The Advocacy Project seeks to help community-based advocates produce, disseminate and use information, and so become more effective advocates for human rights and social justice
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Bulletins
The bulletins in this section chronicle the crisis in Nepal following the imposition of military rule by King Gyanendra on February 1, 2005. It includes profiles of activists, first-hand accounts of riots and police crackdowns, and statistics.
The Advocacy Project (AP) seeks to empower its partners by encouraging information production. AP is crediting the contents of this page to The Collective Campaign for Peace (COCAP).
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- Bulletin #1: Muzzling the Press
- Bulletin #2: Arrest of Student Leaders
- Bulletin #3: Arrest and Resistance
- Bulletin #4: Update from the Nepal Democracy Desk
- Bulletin #5: Update from the Nepal Democracy Desk
- Bulletin #6: Update from the NDD
- Bulletin #7: Update from the NDD
- Bulletin #8: State of the Press
- Bulletin #9: Escaped Daughter of Ex-Premier Says King Ruling by Terror
- Bulletin #10: Update from the NDD
- Bulletin #11: Update from the NDD
- Bulletin #12: British Government Suspends Military Support to Nepal
- Bulletin #13: Interview with Sujarta Koirala
- Bulletin #14: Letter from the Underground
- Bulletin #15: Nepal Democracy Solidarity Convention
- Bulletin #16: 4th Public Appeal from Nepal's Human Rights Community
- Bulletin #17: Congressional Hearing Examines Unrest in Nepal
- Bulletin #18: Update from the NDD
- Bulletin #19: Update from the NDD
- Bulletin #20: Pro-Democracy Demonstrations Held Across Nepal; Hundreds Arrested
- Bulletin #21: Nepal Media Update
- Bulletin #22: Letter to Secretary Condoleezza Rice
- Bulletin #23: Update from the NDD
- Bulletin #24: Parties and Maoists Form Anti-Monarchy Alliance
- Bulletin #25: Update from the NDD
- Bulletin #26: China Rejects Nepal's Plea for Military Aid
- Bulletin #27: 6th Public Appeal from the Nepalese Human Rights Community
- Bulletin #28: Former Nepali Prime Minister Koirala Released
- Bulletin #29: Drama of a Despot and Accomplices
- Bulletin #30: Objection to the NHRC's Press Statement
- Bulletin #31: Human Rights Organization Urge
- Bulletin #32: UNHCR to Monitor
- Bulletin #33: Nepalese Journalist Interrogated
- Bulletin #34: UN Commision on Human Rights
- Bulletin #35: Five Student Leaders Arrested
- Bulletin #36: Lifting the State of Emergency is an Eyewash
- Bulletin #37: Post Emergency, Curbs Remain on Press, Politicking
- Bulletin #38: Beyond Lifting the State of Emergency
- Bulletin #39: Thousands in Nepal Hold Demonstrations
- Bulletin #40: Sending a Message from Washington
- Bulletin #41: Field Report
- Bulletin #42: Film Democracy in Nepal
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