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The future electoral system in Nepal

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• Only First Past the Post electoral system was practiced in Nepal before 2008. There was no quota other than those parties had requirement for women candidates but nothing on the result.
• Women, Madhesi, Dalit and Janajati were under represented and Brahmin Chhetri were over represented in every election held in Nepal before 2008.

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My Constitution

Constitution In Progress


Creating the New Constitution: A Guide for Nepali Citizens What Every Nepali Should Know About the Constitution 1. What is a Constitution? A Constitution is the basic law of a country. It creates the government, lays down the main rules for the operation of that government, and provides for the protection of the rights of the people, and for bodies designed to ensure that government is effective, not corrupt, and is accountable to the people. View All		Constitution Building Updates Constitutional Committee Committee on Preservation of the National Interest Committee for Determining the Form of the Legislative Body Committee for Determining the Basis for Cultural and Social Solidarity Committee on the Distribution of Natural Resources, Financial Rights and Revenues Committee for Determining the Structure of Constitutional Bodies Committee on the Judicial System Committee for Determining the Form of Governance of State Committee for Restructuring the State and Distribution of the State Power Committee for the Protection of the Rights of Minorities and Marginalized Communities Committee on Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles

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	Sajha Sawal on Constitutional Committee Click for Transcripts in Nepali and Summary in English View All

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