Post Conflict justice in Nepal

From Locken prospective of property An Outline of the essay Introduction Background / context 1. Maoist conflict to peace Agreement (History) -Royal takeover and developed relationship between political parties including CPNM -Jana aandolan II -Comprehensive peace agreement between government and Maoist

2. Mechanisms of justice in comprehensive peace agreement Mechanisms of different commissions and other provisions in comprehensive peace agreement Dedline in agreement to return the captured property to the people/ victims

3. Policies and programmes of government to address victims of armed conflict 4. Post conflict justice and Right to private property -Different agreements and the issues of property

5. What is state from the Hobbesian prospective of state of nature is state of war 6. State and rights to property (John Locke and Human rights mechanisms)Why citizen right is weak 7. Uiversal decaration of Human rights and property rights Economic social cultural rights and private property

Why state is weak/ why state fails to protect private property Why Property tax

6. Right to revolt When state did not ensure the protection of peoples rights then people compelled to go to revolt (UDHR preamble)

Conclusion

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