'TRC and CIEDP must win victims' trust'

By A Staff Reporter , Kathmandu, May 21 : The families of those who disappeared during Nepal's armed conflict have expressed doubts that the newly formed Truth and Reconciliation Commission and the Commission for the Investigation of Enforced Disappearances will be victim-friendly. They have accused the government of forming these commissions unilaterally without coordinating with victims and stakeholders. Despite their disagreement with the process, the families say they are in a "wait-and-see" position, hoping for a conclusion to the long-delayed transitional justice process.