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State-Wide Bandh Demanding Early Resolution Of Naga Political Issue Called Off
The Nagaland People's Action Committee (NPAC) -- a group comprising Naga civil society organisations, tribal bodies, public leaders and intellectuals of the state -- on Friday called off the statewide bandh (strike).
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Nagaland Civil Society Group Protests Republic Day Celebration Over Firing Incident
A civil society group in Nagaland - Eastern Nagaland Peoples' Organisation - has urged people not to participate in the Republic Day celebrations in the state's eastern belt.
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Extending Controversial Law AFSPA In Nagaland Violation Of Human Rights: Citizens' Collective
A citizens' collective of Nagaland Civil Society Organisations today vehemently objected to the Centre's move to extend the Armed Forces Special Power Act in the state, saying that the extension of the Act is a total violation of human rights.
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Nagaland Civil Society Groups Criticise Probe Into Mon Killings
The civil society groups in Nagaland's Mon district have claimed they have "doubts on the credibility" of the Army's Court of Inquiry instituted to probe the Nagaland firing incident earlier this month where 14 people were killed.
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"Justice Delayed Is...": Groups Express Concern On Nagaland Killings Probe
Nagaland's civil society groups today expressed worry over the delay in enquiry in Nagaland firings, almost a month after the tragic death of 14 young people in Mon District during a botched operation by the special forces of the Army.
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Nagaland Civil Society Meet Calls For Unity Among Groups As Talks Stumble
A crucial meeting between the Nagaland government and civil society groups on the Naga peace talks on Thursday passed a resolution to urge upon the Naga armed groups including the NSCN (IM) and the NNPG to honour and respect the "Covenant of Reconciliation" and maintain the sanctity of non-violence for a "shared Naga future" as members of "one Naga...
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Detest Piecemeal Solution, Says Naga Group NSCN(IM) On Peace Accord
Days before the crucial consultative meeting called by the Nagaland government with civil society groups and other stakeholders on October 15 on the vexed Naga peace process, the NSCN (IM), - an armed Naga group - on Tuesday claimed that the Naga peace deal is at the "threshold" of a final solution but that the deadlock over the demand for a separa...
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Demand For Removal Of Interlocutor "To Derail Peace Process": Naga Group
Days after the Naga armed political group NSCN(IM) sought removal of Nagaland Governor RN Ravi as the interlocutor of the Naga peace talks, a leading Naga civil society organisation has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi not to consider such a move as it would derail the progress already been made so far.
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Governor "Hounding" Groups Engaged In Peace Talks: Naga Bodies To PM Modi
Two influential Naga civil society groups have complained to Prime Minister Narendra Modi against Nagaland Governor RN Ravi, alleging that he is functioning in an "autocratic" manner and without any regard for what has been achieved in 23 years of peace talks with insurgent group NSCN-IM.
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Nagaland Governor To Meet Church Leaders Amid Discontent Over Peace Talks
Nagaland Governor RN Ravi will meet regional church leaders and civil society representatives in state capital Kohima on Friday amid rising discontent over the slow progress in the Naga peace talks. Representatives of 14 Naga tribes from the northeastern state and the United Naga Council from neighbouring Manipur will be among those attending it.
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State-Wide Bandh Demanding Early Resolution Of Naga Political Issue Called Off
The Nagaland People's Action Committee (NPAC) -- a group comprising Naga civil society organisations, tribal bodies, public leaders and intellectuals of the state -- on Friday called off the statewide bandh (strike).
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Nagaland Civil Society Group Protests Republic Day Celebration Over Firing Incident
A civil society group in Nagaland - Eastern Nagaland Peoples' Organisation - has urged people not to participate in the Republic Day celebrations in the state's eastern belt.
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Extending Controversial Law AFSPA In Nagaland Violation Of Human Rights: Citizens' Collective
A citizens' collective of Nagaland Civil Society Organisations today vehemently objected to the Centre's move to extend the Armed Forces Special Power Act in the state, saying that the extension of the Act is a total violation of human rights.
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Nagaland Civil Society Groups Criticise Probe Into Mon Killings
The civil society groups in Nagaland's Mon district have claimed they have "doubts on the credibility" of the Army's Court of Inquiry instituted to probe the Nagaland firing incident earlier this month where 14 people were killed.
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"Justice Delayed Is...": Groups Express Concern On Nagaland Killings Probe
Nagaland's civil society groups today expressed worry over the delay in enquiry in Nagaland firings, almost a month after the tragic death of 14 young people in Mon District during a botched operation by the special forces of the Army.
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Nagaland Civil Society Meet Calls For Unity Among Groups As Talks Stumble
A crucial meeting between the Nagaland government and civil society groups on the Naga peace talks on Thursday passed a resolution to urge upon the Naga armed groups including the NSCN (IM) and the NNPG to honour and respect the "Covenant of Reconciliation" and maintain the sanctity of non-violence for a "shared Naga future" as members of "one Naga...
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Detest Piecemeal Solution, Says Naga Group NSCN(IM) On Peace Accord
Days before the crucial consultative meeting called by the Nagaland government with civil society groups and other stakeholders on October 15 on the vexed Naga peace process, the NSCN (IM), - an armed Naga group - on Tuesday claimed that the Naga peace deal is at the "threshold" of a final solution but that the deadlock over the demand for a separa...
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Demand For Removal Of Interlocutor "To Derail Peace Process": Naga Group
Days after the Naga armed political group NSCN(IM) sought removal of Nagaland Governor RN Ravi as the interlocutor of the Naga peace talks, a leading Naga civil society organisation has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi not to consider such a move as it would derail the progress already been made so far.
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Governor "Hounding" Groups Engaged In Peace Talks: Naga Bodies To PM Modi
Two influential Naga civil society groups have complained to Prime Minister Narendra Modi against Nagaland Governor RN Ravi, alleging that he is functioning in an "autocratic" manner and without any regard for what has been achieved in 23 years of peace talks with insurgent group NSCN-IM.
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Nagaland Governor To Meet Church Leaders Amid Discontent Over Peace Talks
Nagaland Governor RN Ravi will meet regional church leaders and civil society representatives in state capital Kohima on Friday amid rising discontent over the slow progress in the Naga peace talks. Representatives of 14 Naga tribes from the northeastern state and the United Naga Council from neighbouring Manipur will be among those attending it.
