Jul 19, 2008
"Appeal Distribution Program to Constituent Assembly Members" was organized by "National Network of Mine Victims" which was form in August 2007 initiated by NCBL. 19 July was the election day of the first president of Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal.
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Jul 17, 2008
Ban Landmines Campaign Nepal (NCBL) submitted a letter to 15th SAARC Summit requesting to take major and collective effort to make Mine Free SAARC region. It has urge to all SAARC government representatives to sign the Mine Ban Convention (Ottawa Treaty) as well as to participate and sign the Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM) in Oslo 2-3 December 2008. Letter was cc to Rt. Honorable Prime Minister, Government of Nepal; People's SAARC, Colombo, Sri Lanka; International Campaign to Ban Landmines (ICBL); and Cluster Munitions Coalition (CMC).
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Jul 12, 2008
A Graduation Day was organized by NCBL in partnership with WODES for the students who had passed SLC examination this year.
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May 14, 2008
NCBL organized an interaction program on "Mine ban and Human rights: The basis of the sustainable peace" among the representatives of National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), National Planning Commission (NPC), UNICEF, ICRC and major Human Right Organizations active in Nepal. In the program, Hon. Gauri Pradhan, member, NHRC and Hon. Deependra Bahadur Kshetry, member, NPC has addressed the valuable speeches.
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May 7, 2008
Interaction Program with the political parties and party wings on "Commitment of Political Parties on Mine Ban for Sustainable Peace" was organized by NCBL on 7 May 2008.
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May 2008
Ban Landmines Campaign Nepal (NCBL) has commissioned a research with an objective of forming national consensus and encouraging the concerned parties to take quick result-oriented steps. Titled as “Local view on Mine Action and the Ottawa Treaty”, the research was carried out in 10 districts namely Bhojpur, Morang, Siraha, Bara, Makawanpur, Tanahun, Rupandehi, Dailekh, Banke and Kanchanpur. The research mainly focused on the problems of landmines, situation of Mine Action, local people’s view on use of landmines and the Ottawa Convention.
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March 24, 2008
Interaction Program with the security forces on "Security sectors on Landmines/IEDs, Mine action and Ottawa Treaty" was organized by NCBL on 24 March 2008.
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February 29, 2008
10th Anniversary of the Mine Ban Convention and Treaty into Force Day (1 March) of Mine Ban Treaty was celebrated in Kathmandu. It was organized by NCBL on 29 February 2008. On the occasion honourable foreign minister Ms. Sahana Pradhan was as a chief guest.
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February 25, 2008
NCBL organized an Inter-Ministerial Interaction Program on "Existing Situation and Future Plan of Mine Action" in Kathmandu on 25 February 2008.
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February 16, 2008
Meeting among the parliamentarians was organized by NCBL on 16 February 2008. The meeting resulted the formation of a committee "Campaign of Parliamentarians Against Landmines and Other Explosives in Nepal". Committee was formed with the eleven member Hon. Ananda Prasad Pokharel a coordinator and Purna Shova Chitrakar a secretary.

January 27, 2008
National Conference was organized with an objective making members of legislative-parliament involve in mine action in Nepal.
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NCBL's October newsletter is released.
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Dec 1, 2007
NCBL/Youth for Peace organized a interaction program, Youth parliamentarians of five major political parties [Nepali Congress, CPN (UML), CPM (Maoists), Janamorcha Nepal, Rastriya Janamorcha Nepal] participated in the program and committed to support youth's programs. They also committed to raise the issue in the parliament and address it to the speaker of house of representative.
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NCBL's October newsletter is released.
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1-3 October 2007
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NCBL's September newsletter is released.
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18-25 August 2007
The people who were victimised by landmines and explosives in the course of nearly an 11-year-old armed conflict between the government and the Communist Party of Nepal (CPN) Maoist gathered in Kathmandu and raised their voices for their rights. The victims expressed their pain, suffering, and problems and put forward their demands during various programmes organized by Nepal Campaign to Ban Landmines (NCBL) in the capital.
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May 23, 2007
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May 16, 2007
Schoolarship program was organized in NCBL's office for students studying in Kathmandu. Materials like school bag, stationary, school fees etc. were distributed to the students. more»»

April, 2007
Schoolarship program for Girl Child Education which was running for last 9 years continues for 2007 also. In partnership with WODES, NCBL provides 157 girls victimized by conflict in Nepal.

April, 2007
NCBL started a support program for the victims who were victimized by Landmines and IEDs. Total 50 victims from 10 different districts will be supported in this programs. Hari Bahadur Karki from Ramechhap who lost is right hand in an explosion was given a Photo Copy, Printer, Fax & Scanner machine to run a communication center in his home town. more»»

April 2, 2007
On 2 April, representatives of 11 student organizations in cluding the Maoist sister organization and of various student unions gathered in Kathmandu do discuss the role of student organizations in minimizing the risk of mines in Nepal. more»»

Feb 14, 2007
Graduation Ceremony was organized for Miss Sujana Adhikari who completed her S.L.C. more»»

December 3, 2006
On the International Disable Day 3 December and 10th Anniversary of Ottawa Treaty, NCBL organized an Interaction Program on Comprehensive Peace Agreement and Identification and Destruction of Landmines/IEDs.

November 11, 2006
Concerning with the children affecting with landmines / IEDs to find out the ways of opportunities for those childrens after the changes in political situation, NCBL organized an interaction program on Present Political Situation: Children & Landmines.

September 14, 2006
Major political parties have expressed their commitment to put a complete ban on landmines by signing a "Letter of Commitment" prepared by NBCL.

To make aware of Mine Ban Treaty and the danger of mines to the people, NCBL published stickers and posters and was distributed to different bus stands of Kathmandu city.

NCBL continues the scholarship program for 2006 to 157 girls who were victimized by the conflict of Nepal. NCBL is providing Girl Child Scholarship Program in partnership with WODES for last eight years. more»»

June 25, 2006.
NCBL and Geneva Call jointly organized a National Seminar on the Role of Nepal Communist Pary (Maoist) in Mine Ban. more»»

June 25, 2006.
A letter was submitted by NCBL to the Coordinator of Peace Committee. more»»

June 13, 2006.
A seminar was organized within the Members of Parliamentarians with the topic Role of House of Representatives on Mine Ban & Peace Building. more»»

June 3, 2006.
After participating South Asia Youth Capacity Building Workshop in New Delhi, 19-23 May organized by Mine Action Canada (MAC), youth meeting was organized by Youth for Peace. more»»

June 2, 2006.
With a four member team a delegation was held to Speaker of House of Representatives Rt. Hon. Subash Nemwang at his office Singhdurbar. more»»

January 2006 - May 2006.
Different Interaction Programs were organized to indentify the impacts of Landmines/IEDs in different sectors. more»»

November 2005 - February 2006.
NCBL provided a three-month basic computer training to 16 mine and explosive victims of different districts with a view to enhancing their capacity so that it could help them in finding opportunities for their socio-economic rehabilitation. more»»

December 21, 2005.
With a view to involving more people actively particularly the youth in mine ban campaign, NCBL has established National Resource Centre for Landmines with the assistance of MAC. more»»

July - September, 2005.
NCBL conducted Mine Risk Education (MRE) program in 25 disctricts of Nepal. Programs were divided into three phases. more»»

NCBL continues the scholarship program for 2005 to girls who were victimized by the conflict of Nepal. NCBL is providing Girl Child Scholarship Program in partnership with WODES for last seven years.

December 2004 - March 2005.
NCBL organized Mine Risk Education (MRE) program in ten different disctricts of Nepal with an objective to reduce the risk of mines to the civilians. more»»

October 10-14, 2004.
Mine Ban Treaty Awareness Week was organized from 10-14 October 2004 in Kathmandu by NCBL. Organized programs were Peoples' Signature Ceromany, School to School Program, Bicycle Rally, Delegation to Prime Minister & Press Conference. more»»

September 8-9, 2004.
NCBL organized a two day seminar/workshop on "Ban on Landmines: Challenges and Possibilities, 8-9 September 2004. more»»

In partnership with WODES, NCBL is runing girl child scholarship program for year 2004 for 115 girls from 10 different districts who has been victimized by the conflict of Nepal. more»»

May 29, 2004.
NCBL organized a picnic program on 29 May 2004 for the conflict victim children and children in Risk situation in Kathmandu. more»»

May 2, 2004.
NCBL released a notice on the Risk of Mines through "Radio Nepal" and three other "FM Radio" stations of Nepal for one month since 2 May 2004. Notice is in Nepali Language. more»»

April 20, 2004.
For the follow up and lobby NCBL met Bhupendra Prasad Poudyal, spokesman of the Ministry of Defense and submitted a letter to form a National committee on 20 April 2004.

March 31, 2004.
NCBL organized MRE (Mine Risk Education) Programs in Five different districts of Nepal; Dhading, Ramechhap, Rukum, Salyan, Sindhupanchok. more»»

March 21, 2004.
NCBL organized a meeting between women in Balambu. more»»

March 14, 2004.
NCBL organized an Interaction Program on "Conflict and Child". Different NGOs working in the field of child participated in the program. more»»

March 10, 2004.
On the behalf of Youth for Peace Shirish Pandy, Coordinator participated "Canadian Landmine Awareness Week 1-4 March 2004". more»»

March 8, 2004.
NCBL participated in joint program of Candle Lighting for Peace in the occasion of International Women's Day 8 March 2004. more»»

February 24, 2004.
NCBL organized a meeting with Elizabeth Reusse Decrey, the president of Geneva Call to make commitment to NSA not to use landmines on 24 Feb 2004. All the participants expressed their views about the necessity to release joint statement appealing the Maoist to stop using landmines. more»»

February 15, 2004.
Bhupendra Prasad Poudyal spokesman of the Ministry of Defense emphasized on the necessity of forming a national committee consisting of representative of NCBL, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Ministry of Law parliamentary affairs to address the issue effectively.

December 3, 2003.
NCBL organized a national seminar on "Landmines and Disability" on the occasion of World Disable Day and the Sixth Anniversary of the Treaty Signing Day on 3 December 2003. more»»

September 11, 2003.
NCBL released a press statement urging the government and the Maoists to end violence and re-initiate peace talks, not to use landmines and to sign the mine ban treaty. more»»

August 14, 2003.
NCBL Organized delegation to Prime minister regarding the peace talk and landmine issue. more»»

Nepal Campaign is participating 5th Meeting of State Parties to be held on 15-18 September 2003 at Bangkok. more»»

The ICBL NSA Working Group Mission 8-14 June 2003, visited Nepal to assess the landmine situation and encourage the parties to the conflict to adhere to international norms on prohibiting the use, production, transfer and stockpile of landmines.more»»

Formation of “Hamro Awaj” on 21 May 2003 to propagate the voices of the disabled people by landmines & IEDs and to guarantee the rights stated on Human Rights Declaration.more»»

Youth for Peace, NCBL organized an inner school poem competition on "Youth Against Landmines" on 1 March, Treaty into Force Day. more»»