Subindra Bogati's blog

Natural Disaster & Peacebuilding in Post-War Nepal: Can Recovery Further Reconciliation?

In the Denver Dialogues, Prof Timothy Sisk of University of Denver, and Subindra Bogati of NPI discuss natural disaster and peacebuilding in post-war Nepal.

http://politicalviolenceataglance.org/2015/06/02/natural-disaster-peacebuilding-in-post-war-nepal-can-recovery-further-reconciliation/

Rebuilding Nepal; the next steps

In the wake of Nepal’s recent earthquake, Subindra Bogati and Katie Wand, of the Nepal Peacebuilding Initiative have visited a number of districts in Nepal to distribute relief packages to the survivors of the disaster. Here, they report on their experiences for Insight on Conflict. 

http://www.insightonconflict.org/2015/05/rebuilding-nepal-the-next-steps/

Reducing Youth Violence

Though violent incidents, including shootings, killings, abductions, intimidation and extortion, have become common in the post-Comprehensive Peace Agreement period, in recent times, it was the killing of ‘Chari’, a notorious gangster, in Kathmandu by the police that led the media and opinionmakers to extensively discuss organised crime and the political protection accorded to such ‘dons’.