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Amnesty International is banned in several countries

Nepal Foreign Affairs (KATHMANDU, 17 June) – On 13th June 2015, ten of the thirteen office bearers of Amnesty International (AI) Nepal Chapter resigned en masse, accusing the rights body’s international

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