Families of Missing Persons in Nepal. A study of their needs.
ICRC
April, 2009, ICRC:
The present report sums up the findings of extensive research on the needs of families of missing persons in Nepal. The objective of the report is both to give a voice to the families of persons unaccounted for in relation to the 1996-2006 armed conflict in Nepal, and to provide stakeholders in the peace process under way in Nepal since 2006 with information giving them a better understanding of the families' needs.
Table of contents:
Definition
Executive Summary
1. Introduction
2. A profile of the victims
2.1 The missing and their families
2.2 Alleged perpetrators and circumstances of disappearance
2.3 Victims and perpetrators
3. Methodology
3.1 Sampling
3.2 Research methods
3.3 Implementation
3.4 Response of subjects to the research
4. The needs of families
4.1 Hierarchy of needs
4.2 Need to know the fate and whereabouts of the missing person
4.3 Needs related to the psychological and psychosocial impact
4.4 Economic needs
4.5 Needs specific to wives of the missing
4.6 Justice
4.7 Reparations
4.8 Attitudes to the state and its institutions
4.9 Legal and administrative issues
5. Conclusions and recommendations
Source(s):
| Language | Format | Source |
|---|---|---|
| English | PDF document | view/download |
| Nepali | PDF document | view/download |