The NCBL distributed appeals to the legislature‐parliamentarians on 10 November 2009 at the legislature‐parliament at New Baneshwar, Kathmandu. With a view to generating awareness among the parliamentarians and common people.

The balloons were flown by campaigners ,youth campaigners and victims. The balloons carried messages like ’government play an effective role in  artagena summit; Ottawa Treaty be signed without a delay; formulate laws on landmines; comply with the provisions of the treaty within stipulated time; may Nepal never face a problem like landmines’ in the future; [...]

The NCBL organized a symposium on “Nepal Government’s Effective Participation in Cartagena Summit” for the youth 8 October 2009. Chief Guest Bishnu Prasad Nepal, joint secretary at the Ministry of Peace and Reconstruction inaugurated the symposium by lighting an oil‐fed lamp. Presided at by Purna Shova Chitrakar, coordinator of the NCBL, the program was emceed [...]

Kathmandu, Nepal On 2 April, representatives of 11 students organizations including the Maoist sister organization and of various students unions gathered in Kathmandu to discuss the role the student organizations in minimizing the risk of mines in Nepal. Victims from Ramechhap and Gulmi districts addressed the program, which reached the following concludions; “To minimze the [...]

Kathmandu, Nepal 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 on 3 June, on the following topics. Distribution of certificate to NCBL sponsered youth who passed high school level: Ms. Chandani Thapa, Srijana Subedi and Asha [...]

Kathmandu, Nepal Background: On the one hand, the growing use of landmines and IEDs has been causing loss to lives and property and the government is maintaining silence on signing the Mine Ban Treaty on the other hand. In such a situation, added responsibility has come to the organisations like Nepal Campaign to Ban Landmines [...]