6.2 Riots, Uprisings, Civil Strikes

The public-order situations between normality and armed conflict: the state's duties — the lawfulpolicing of assemblies (the force's proportionality ladder; the firearms' strict limits); the detention's discipline (the ordinary law's continuation); the accountability for excess (the commissions of inquiry — the NHRC's and the courts' roles); the strike's civil faces (the labour-law's lawful strike vs the blockade's coercive faces — the economic-and-social rights of the affected populations); Nepal's experiences (the andolan generations — 1990, 2006 — the state's responses and the martyrs' compensation jurisprudence; the Madhes movements' policing controversies; the transitional justice's interfaces).