Human Rights – 2007

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Human Rights – 2007

2007

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The human rights situation deteriorated in 2007. According to the INSEC report, violent armed groups emerged in the Tarai region and non-state actors were actively engaged in human rights violations. In 2007, the non-state actors killed 514 people. This figure includes 15 who had been killed by the Maoists. During the same period, the state killed 37 people.1 The INSEC also reported that Maoists were involved in activities like abduction and extortion.

  1. Ibid; “Secretary General’s Report to the Security Council,” United Nations (S/2007/612), October 18, 2007.