::	Melanie Hilton: ‘My Identity’
	14 May 2012
	As an Inspirator in Nepal, I worked with ActionAid’s partner organization, the Muslim Community Development and Awareness Centre, seeking to educate and empower Muslim women to advocate, organize, and exercise their legal rights.

::	Give Sabi Tamang a better future
	15 February 2012
	A film about Activista’s work in Nepal: Youngsters stand together for a better future.

::	Haliya freedom still a far-fetched dream
	23 June 2009
	The Nepal government has unofficially declared the exemption of loans that has been taken by generations of Haliyas (bonded labourers) in the far-western region.

::	Now our village has been scaled and measured
	28 April 2009
	Many poor villagers in southern Nepal do not have ownership of their land.

::	International land rights conference in Nepal
	18 March 2009
	The International Land Coalition (ILC) will hold its 2009 Conference and Assembly of Members in Kathmandu, Nepal, April 21-24. The event will be hosted by MS partner CSRC.

::	Kapilvastu is also getting cool
	15 January 2009
	Nepal: Kapilvastu partner SSDC is preparing to built four new green schools in conjunction with MS, a Danish building company and the district education office.

::	Women’s development on demand
	12 January 2009
	According to the Local Self-Governance Act of Nepal, project proposals from local women are supposed to be the driving force in the planning of activities for women’s development.

::	Build your village yourself
	06 January 2009
	Nepal: You don't have to be litterate or member of a women's group for years to take part in local democracy. In Banke one new women's group got money for a new road from local authorities.

::	A school in 20 days at a glance, daily construction diary
	10 October 2008
	Bardiya, Nepal: How can a green and earthquake safe school be built in 20 days? View the process or read the daily diary and tips.

::	A school in 20 days - What is it all about?
	15 September 2008
	Nepal: BASE Bardiya is building a new climate responsive, cheap and participatory school in just 20 days.

::	Tracing democracy in Denmark
	20 August 2008
	From 19th to 29th of August 14 young democracy detectives are hitch hiking around Denmark. Two young Nepalies give their first accounts on the Danish democracy.

::	No more white cars
	12 August 2008
	Report on Conflict Management in southern Nepal: The civil society organisations in Kapilvastu are fed up with donors coming as disaster tourists in their big white cars.

::	Why do we need commissions
	11 August 2008
	Advocacy Forum urges all Nepalese NGOs working with Peace and Reconciliation to pressurize the government to include the voice of the people in their work.

::	In fear of the future
	01 August 2008
	Seven months after the Kapilvastu riots in autumn 2007, 47 families still languish in shacks and tents-like houses. The violence could break out again any time.

::	Post-conflict Education for Peace
	01 August 2008
	A small village school in a communal conflict-hit neighbourhood in southern Nepal tries out an internationally acclaimed life-skills education programme.

::	Nepal: Democracy bus diary 5
	20 June 2008
	With the entirely different geographical setting and people different from Palpa, the democracy bus started its first day in Banke district, near the Indian Border from Shree Jan Kalyan Secondary School of Badripur VDC.

::	Images from the Democracy Bus in Palpa
	17 June 2008
	As the democracy bus rolled through Palpa much was learned by villagers and campaigners and captured by Jakob Bak Pedersen - Development Worker, Palpa district.

::	Images from the Democracy Bus in Palpa
	17 June 2008
	As the democracy bus rolled through Palpa much was learned by villagers and campaigners and captured by Jakob Bak Pedersen - Development Worker, Palpa district.

::	Images from the Democracy Bus in Palpa
	17 June 2008
	As the democracy bus rolled through Palpa much was learned by villagers and campaigners and captured by Jakob Bak Pedersen - Development Worker, Palpa district.

::	How to stay cool in school
	05 June 2008
	MS documents 'Education for Freedom' project by BASE Bardiya: A cool surprise.

::	1st of May with Radio Lumbini
	04 May 2008
	One year ago the Danish Labour Union LO collected 60000 d.kr. for radio programmes in Nepal. This year some of that money was spent on Labour day radioprogrammes.

::	Images of Nepal's CA-election
	16 April 2008
	Nepals historic elections to the constituent assembly.

::	Education and the chakra of democracy
	11 February 2008
	Sonam Wangchuk, who spearheaded the educational reform movement Operation New Hope in Ladakh, shares his experiences and insights.

::	Illustrating democracy
	07 January 2008
	MS Nepal and Danish Center for Culture and Development (DCCD) conducted a visual workshop on democracy.

::	Impressions of Nepal - Mette Utzon
	04 December 2007
	Mette Vibe Utzon visited MS Nepal as Good Will ambassador of MS' annual collection 2008. Read her blog here

::	MS future in a long term perspective
	10 August 2007
	The MS' board wishes to explore the possibilities for connecting with the Action Aid network. "It's about securing a future for MS", says Søren Hougaard, Chairman of MS' Board.

::	Youth mock parliament
	10 August 2007
	Youth mock parliament is one of the activities in MS Nepal’s civic education campaign for democracy. In June 2007 Him Rights and MS engaged youngsters from various ethnic and social groups in this activity, which is much more than training.

::	Fair Trade for Christmas
	14 June 2007
	Nepalese Fair Trade and Danish design to be the ultimate Company Christmas present from MS.

::	A democracy with the people
	11 April 2007
	Global voices: The idea that donors can help us with our democracy does not work. But the donors can support women, Dalits and the people in the rural area, says Dr. Devendra Panday.

::	MS' magazine: Social inclusion and local democracy
	11 April 2007
	MS country director eleborates on the future work of MS Nepal. Read the article from Magasinet March 2007

::	The battle for the lake
	06 April 2007
	MS and FDC mediating between women groups near Dhangadi. Members: We have learned from this.

::	MS and partner publish audience survey
	03 April 2007
	Who listens to local radio? MS Nepal and its partner Radio Lumbini published an interesting survey on Friday the 5th of April. Read the conclusions or download the report.

::	International Women’s Day
	13 March 2007
	At MS partner Women’s Welfare Association women’s issues are a day to day topic. We joined them on International Women’s Day to talk about where the Nepali woman stands today.

::	Annual Meeting 2007
	08 February 2007
	MS' new democracy focus, good governance in practice and surprising results of PAC elections were among the high lights of this years meeting.

::	Political Update August
	08 August 2006
	Is the Peace talks in jeopardy? MS Nepal's Information Officer Binay Dhital shares his latest thoughts on the political situation in Nepal.

::	Way to elections
	25 July 2006
	A change in the political climate has highlighted the need for change in the election system in Nepal. Professor Joergen Elklit shares his thoughts on the challenges facing Nepal

::	DHRC Nepal
	01 June 2006
	Video interview with Shudarson Subedi on DHRC's work for disabled in Nepal.

::	The Maoist Girl
	27 April 2006
	Four years after Partima Gautam’s arrest her father has given up hope that she is still alive. Human rights organisations has not been able to find any information.

::	A Free Man at Last
	27 April 2006
	Arjun Lonia was arrested twice for being a suspected Maoist. With help from HURON he can now call himself a free man.

::	The Freed Politicians
	27 April 2006
	Nepali politicians escape illegal detention thanks to diligent work by human rights organisation HURON.

::	How Succesfull was the Hong Kong Ministerial?
	10 January 2006
	The sixth Ministerial Meeting of the World Trade Organisation recently concluded in Hong Kong drawing mixed reactions. Success or failure?

::	Gearing up for WTO talks in Hong Kong
	09 December 2005
	Officials from 149 countries are set to meet in Hong Kong for a heated round of WTO talks. The challenge is to get beyond rival national interests and cut out a fairer system of global trade.

::	To Croatia and back: The Lessons learned
	24 August 2005
	MS Nepal support international youth networking by sending two Nepali civil society activists to Summer University in Croatia. Se the lessons learned.

::	To Croatia and back: Diaries
	24 August 2005
	Diaries from Parshuram Yadab and Sheetal Shresta - two young Nepalese who attended a Summer University in Europe in July and August 2005.

::	Education for Freedom - Tenth Update
	29 June 2005
	The update covers a period from first of March until the beginning of June 2005.

::	Yes Madam
	20 June 2005
	In teacher Urmila Jaisi’s classroom in robot-like discipline has been replaced by group work, creativity and many more smiling children.

::	New Kamasu Partnership
	13 June 2005
	MS Nepal is welcoming Kamasu Digo Bikash as our new partner. Kamasu is the Tharu word for workers and the short form name of the organisation.

::	Democracy is a Difficult Task
	20 May 2005
	One thing is the vision; another thing is the practicalities of democracy. Women Welfare Association have had their first election to the board

::	In Solidarity Together We Stand
	15 May 2005
	Radio Lumbini lend a loving hand to the displaced people in Kabilvastu by organising a solidarity concert. The concert accumulated more than 157.000 rupee to help the victims

::	Nepal on the Agenda in Copenhagen
	10 November 2004
	Conference on Nepal in Conflict, 18-19 November 2004. Which possibilities does different actors have for contributing to sustainable development and peace in Nepal

::	From Hard life to Misery and Back
	14 October 2004
	Yem Kumari Thapa is a member of ‘Women Welfare Organisation’ (WWA) in Palpa. For a period Yem Kumari was absent - working off a debt, she was not able to pay, in Bombay.

::	Case not Closed
	14 October 2004
	Women Welfare Association (WWA) and Yem Kumari Thapa, on the difficult work of rehabilitating victims of trafficking in Nepal.

::	Landless farmers
	12 September 2004

::	Dalits
	15 May 2004
	The evening school teacher and his dream for his new born child.

::	Damai Girls
	15 January 2004
	Sundari and Mata: Two damai girls seeking change in the village

::	Education for Freedom 2nd up-date
	01 October 2003
	The update covers a period from first of March until the beginning of June 2005.

::	New Kamaya Movement
	14 August 2003
	While Yagya Raj Chaudhary together with a group of former Kamaiyas is currently launching delegation campaign in Kathmandu to put pressure on the government to provide land to ex-Kamaiyas, thousands of ex-Kamaiyas at the same time have occupied land in Kailali and Bardiya districts.

::	Daliy Life in Doti
	02 April 2002

::	Update November 2001
	15 December 2001
	Government accused of creating conflicts among ex-kamaiyas.

::	Update 24 November 2001
	24 November 2001
	Police intervened in a protest demonstration staged by the freed Kamaiyas demanding 10 Katthas of land as part of their rehabilitation on Nov. 24 leaving as many as 15 freed Kamaiyas injured.

::	Update October 2001
	10 October 2001
	This report documents the situation of the kamaiya bonded laborers based on a field visit conducted in September, 2001.

::	Update May 2001
	25 May 2001
	This report documents the situation of the Kamaiya (bonded laborers) based on a recent field visit in Bardiya and Banke and information collected from other districts.

::	Update January 2001
	20 January 2001
	At a time when thousands of liberated Kamaiyas languishing in several camps in the five districts of the western Nepal are getting more disappointed by the lackadaisical attitude of the government towards their proper rehabilitation

::	Kamaiyas to get 10 Katthas of land
	09 January 2001
	Update via MS-Nepal, from Mahendranagar on January 9th 2001

::	Pangs of Freedom
	25 November 2000
	Two months after being declared `free,’ kamaiya families are yet to adjust to the new realities. And, the government has done little to support them in their need of hour.

::	Update 28 October 2000
	28 October 2000
	The landlords in Kanchanpur and Kailali have been showing their political strength in the past week.

::	Update 24 October 2000
	24 October 2000
	With the government failing to speed up the rehabilitation programme even about three months after the July 17 announcement that freed the Kamaiyas, the "freed" Kamaiyas are once again in agitating mood.

::	Freed Kamaiya
	20 October 2000
	Kohali Chaudhari, along with her 7-member family, was forcefully evicted by her landlord a week back.

::	Update 16 October 2000
	16 October 2000
	Dashain, the greatest festival of Hindus in Nepal brought joys to many but for some others it did not matter much.

::	Update 26 September 2000
	26 September 2000
	It is unfortunate that bonded labourers (Kamaiyas) who were liberated about three months ago from the exploitation of landlords should find themselves in so precarious a position.

::	Update 22 September 2000
	22 September 2000
	A team of the representatives of the Local Development Ministry, World Food Programme and German Organization GTZ recently visited various freed Kamaiya camps in Kanchanpur district.

::	Update 19 September 2000
	19 September 2000
	The freed Kamaiyas identification and rehabilitation central coordination and monitoring committee that met here on Sept. 18, 2000.

::	Update 12 September 2000
	12 September 2000
	The government is planning to distribute land to homeless former kamaiyas(bonded laborers) and start a rehabilitation project for them beginning the winter season this year.

::	Update 11 September 2000
	11 September 2000
	What has transpired from the present situation of the former Kamaiyas is that with the government announcing on July 17 the liberation of Kamaiyas from bondage the freedom has rendered them homeless, jobless and for that matter helpless.

::	Update 7 September 2000
	07 September 2000
	Despite whatever relief plans have been made for the Kamaiyas in Kathmandu, their life seems to have improved little on the ground.

::	Free to Suffer
	01 July 2000
	Freedom has come with a price for Kamaiyas and an indifferent government is only part of the problem.

::	Nepal: Maghi - the black day
	01 October 1998
	The medieval slavery system is still alive in Nepal in Asia. The isolated agricultural workers in the far west have for years been exploited ruthlessly but now there seem to be some hope for the workers and their liberation.