Nepal Project
Project Description
PILPG is providing pro bono legal assistance to the Nepal Law Commission as it begins the process of implementing the 2006 Comprehensive Peace Agreement.
Peace Negotiations PILPG has partnered with Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP to prepare an array of memoranda addressing questions of demobilization, the rule of law, reforming the police service, transitioning an armed group to a political party, reform of the military, economic reconstruction and children's rights.
Post-Conflict Constitution PILPG is providing assistance to the Nepal Law Commission and other key stakeholders in the legislature and international community with the drafting of a post-conflict constitution. PILPG initially prepared a memorandum on the core elements of a constitution and provided its Constitution Drafter's Handbook. PILPG presently provides legal analysis concerning both procedural issues in the constitution-drafting process and substantive issues in post-conflict constitutions.
Policy Planning Negotiation Simulations
To train parties in negotiating techniques and to assist in the development of an innovative diplomatic solution to the Nepal conflict, PILPG has prepared a policy planning negotiation simulation. The purpose of the simulation is to surface critical issues and test new approaches to resolving the conflict.
Nepal Negotiation Simulation
Project Team
Sakina Rizvi, Senior Research Associate
Sutton Meagher, Senior Research Associate
Lauren Gilius, Research Associate
Brian Israel, Research Associate
Andrea Mangones, Research Associate
Francis Poulin, Research Associate
Bende Toth, Research Associate
Advisory Council
Jennifer Anderson-Lewis
Sebastian Astrada
Terry Hoverter
Sapna Lalmalani, Advisory Council Member
Tiffany Neale
|
