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  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. All national press is now heavily monitored and censored.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. The only visible public movements are in favour of the King...

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. Heavy police and military presence in the streets.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. Heavy police and military presence in the streets.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. The only visible public movements are in favour of the King...

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. Heavy police and military presence in the streets.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 18th, 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. About 15 demonstrators from the Nepal Congress Party have been arrested on Democracy Day.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 18th, 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. About 15 demonstrators from the Nepal Congress Party have been arrested on Democracy Day.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. All national press is now heavily monitored and censored.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. Heavy police and military presence in the streets.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. Extreme poverty.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. A rare exemple of political posters on a wall.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. Military exercises in Thulikel park.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights.

  • Nepalgunj, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. Innocent civilian victims of an incident where soldiers opened fire on a group of people coming back from a wedding.

  • Nepalgunj, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. Heavy police and military presence in the streets.

  • near Nepalgunj, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. The country is brought to a stanstill by the Maosist-ordered blockade; they forbid any vehicle movement on the all the roads such as the Mahendra Highway, the main East-West communication axis of Nepal. A group of Maoists has destroyed an ambulance, the only one in the region carrying oxygen, in breach of this order.

  • Nepalgunj, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. Heavy police and military presence in the streets.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, Feb. 18, 2005.An eerie atmosphere in Kathmandu for 'Democracy Day', less than 3 weeks after the King's Feb. 1st suspension of fundamental rights in Nepal. Meena Pandey, center, former Minister of Social Affairs and Women Condition of Nepal, member of the Nepali Congress Party, is arrested for the second time in 48 hours.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 18th, 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. About 15 demonstrators from the Nepal Congress Party have been arrested on Democracy Day.

  • Kathmandu, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. The only visible public movements are in favour of the King...

  • Nepalgunj, Nepal, February 2005.On February 1st, King Gyanendra has decreted a state of emergency, suspending all democratic rights. Innocent civilian victims of an incident where soldiers opened fire on a group of people coming back from a wedding.

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