Kathmandu, Aug 14: Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli said that after 18 years of the initiation of the peace process, the agreement on the transitional justice laws is a matter of happiness for the peace advocates.
In today’s meeting of the House of Representatives (HoR), Prime Minister Oli, while addressing current issues, expressed his commitment that the government will facilitate the implementation of the laws as they are about to passing laws with consensus.
“There was a conflict in our country. We have advanced the peace process. This process is original (home grown) of our own modality. We have advanced the peace process as a model for the world. We have moved forward to bring the conflict to an end as well as to mainstream and uplift the parties separated from the conflict,” he said.
Prime Minister Oli further said, “As the last installment of the peace process in Nepal, we have taken the law on truth and reconciliation and investigation of disappeared persons forward. It has been unanimously and the relevant committee of the parliament to focus on the victims. In this sense, I express happiness. This may be useful for our success in the world.”
