Nepal tightens civilian control over the army

22 Sep 2006

Nepal’s interim parliament has passed a new law imposing tighter civilian control over the army which was once fiercely loyal to the nation’s royal family. Accusations such as corruption, rape and murder against members of the army will now be heard by civilian courts instead of by military ones. Full Story

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Nepal tightens civilian control over the army

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