Critical Conversations about Transitional Justice in Nepal: Building Collaborations for Victim-Centric Practice

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Abstract

This article, and its collaboratively paired article written solely by victim-activists (Bhandari, Chaudhary, and Chaudhary 2018 in this special issue), focus on the families of people who were forcibly disappeared during Nepal's decade-long internal armed conflict and their continued exclusion from processes of transitional justice. In this article, I highlight my continued conversations with victim-activists after I returned to the United States from Nepal and question what kinds of collaborations are possible to facilitate inclusion and social justice for marginalized victims.

Original languageAmerican English
JournalPracticing Anthropology
Volume40
DOIs
StatePublished - Apr 1 2018

Keywords

  • collaboration
  • enforced disappearance
  • missing persons
  • Nepal
  • transitional justice
  • victims

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