Nepal's peace process is exemplary and exemplary for the world: President Deuba

While participating in the discussion on the Investigation of Disappeared Persons, Truth and Reconciliation Commission (Third Amendment) Bill, 2079 with the report of the Law, Justice and Human Rights Committee in the House of Representatives meeting on Wednesday, he said that the national consensus in the bill will enable Nepali political parties to complete the complex work of transitional justice by themselves. It is proven that there are Mentioned .

'Unable to complete the remaining tasks of the peace process, confusion and the right of the victims to get justice was thwarted . To convey the message that Nepali political parties are capable of completing this complex task, the national consensus on the current transitional justice bill has been proven," former Prime Minister Deuba said.

He said that the policy adopted by Nepal in the peace process is exemplary and exemplary for the world.

'The bill presented in the parliament carries all the basic principles of transitional justice . The bill has made arrangements to explore the truth, do justice, compensate the victims, and ensure that the conflict does not recur. This bill is based on the recognition of transitional justice, our existing law, the judgment of the Supreme Court, and international standards. The events that happened during the armed conflict have caused pain in the Nepali society. For a long time, the conflict victims have been searching for justice. Due to the lack of proper compensation, the victims themselves and their families have to suffer more. I believe that after this bill becomes a law, all the victims will feel justice.' He said .

He mentioned that the international community is closely monitoring the transitional justice process.

'This bill provides for investigating the truth, bringing justice and compensation to the victims. Taking into account various international laws related to human rights, the rest of the peace process has been concluded. We believe that this bill will be welcomed by the international community and interested parties as well," said former Prime Minister Deuba.