The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights says the Maoists continue to abduct and killinnocent people. A series of abductions and killings attributed to Maoist cadres in the Central Region have resulted in the deaths of nine individuals since 3 May 2006, the report says.
The United States, too, have condemned Maoists’ killings saying that the actions of the rebels are in mockery of a two-month-old ceasefire. The US also has warned it would suspend all assistance and would not recognize an interim government to be formed with the Maoists till the rebels renounce violence.
Earlier Kantipur, known to be close to the SPA government, had highlighted that the US would give Nepal $40 million, and it would give more, if requested. Some in NC and UML tend to agree with the UN and US assessments. Others, like UML's Bam Dev Gautam, have disregarded US warning.
The United States, too, have condemned Maoists’ killings saying that the actions of the rebels are in mockery of a two-month-old ceasefire. The US also has warned it would suspend all assistance and would not recognize an interim government to be formed with the Maoists till the rebels renounce violence.
Earlier Kantipur, known to be close to the SPA government, had highlighted that the US would give Nepal $40 million, and it would give more, if requested. Some in NC and UML tend to agree with the UN and US assessments. Others, like UML's Bam Dev Gautam, have disregarded US warning.
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