5.2 Conflict Victims and Transitional Justice Processes

The Nepali conflict (1996-2006): the armed conflict's toll (the killed, the disappeared, the tortured, the displaced, the property-destroyed — the conflict victims' categories (the reparation's faces)); the peace process's promises (the Comprehensive Peace Accord 2006's commitments (the disappeared's truth, the victims' relief, the TJ's establishment)). 5.2.1 Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) The TRC's frame (the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Act 2071 (2014)): the commission's mandate (the conflict-era's gross violations of human rights (the truth's investigation (the violation's-and-the responsibility's finding))); the functions (the investigation-and-the finding; the reconciliation (the CONSENT-craft (the victim's free consent the mediation's condition)); the reparation's recommendation (the victims' relief faces (the interim relief's-and-the reparation's layers)); the amnesty's contested craft (the Act's amnesty provisions vs the serious violations' bar — the Supreme Court's 2015-and-later jurisprudence (the Suman Adhikari line: the serious violations (the torture, the rape, the disappearance...) NOT amnesty-able without the victim's consent-and-the standards — the court's pruning of the Act's over-broad faces (the name-level craft))); the commission's troubled practice (the years' extension (the cases' slow registration (the 60,000-plus complaints' mountain)); the report's-and-the act's revision journey (the amendment- and-the re-legislation debates — the victims' consultation the recurring demand)); the current craft (the TJ law's revision process (the victims-and-the court's standards (the criminal accountability's- and-the reparation's balance))). 5.2.2 Commission for the Investigation of Enforced Disappeared Persons (CIEDP) The disappearance's…