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Amnesty International blamed for promoting ‘Secessionism’ in Nepal

Nepal Foreign Affairs (Kathmandu, June 17)—The Amnesty International (AI), has triggered controversy in Nepal following resignation of nine office bearers of its Nepal Chapter accusing that the Amnesty Headquarter was

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