Urgent Reforms Needed to Safeguard Nepal’s Democracy

The Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) of November 2006 marked the end of Nepal’s decade-long Maoist terrorist movement, bringing together Maoist rebels and the Nepali Congress Government within a coalition regime formed by the Seven Party Alliance (SPA).

A significant milestone followed in October 2015 with the introduction of a new constitution, allowing new political players and parties to enter the arena.