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Tag: Nepal

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Catastrophe in Nepal: ‘A wake up call not just for the region but for the world’

31 Aug 20268 Sep 2026
The Southasia Peace Action Network, Sapan, joins hands with our partner organisation, Doyens of Peace of Southasia and many more, to express our deepest condolences and heartfelt solidarity with all…
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Celebrating three years of Sapan: Art and Southasian voices

23 Mar 202430 Mar 2024
Join us to celebrate Three years of Sapan and an intimate discussion on Art and Southasian voices Day/date: Sunday, 31 March 2024Time: 11 am ET, 8:00 pm PKT, 8:30 pm…
Sapan Blog

New York ‘MET’ catalogue linked to alleged looting and trafficking figures

24 Mar 202328 Mar 2023
Senior Nepali journalist Namrata Sharma, a core member of the Southasia Peace Action Network (Sapan), was among the journalists who recently investigated the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art (‘the…
Sapan Blog

My uncle’s death of ‘cardiac arrest’ in Qatar made worker abuse personal for me: Why I am boycotting the FIFA World Cup this year

5 Dec 202216 Dec 2022
A soccer-mad Nepali American physician hopes that sharing his story will provide some perspective to those wondering about the controversy surrounding the world’s biggest sporting event By Dr. Ramu Kharel…
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