Political Violence Monitoring

February 2017 - March 2018

Democracy Resource Center Nepal (DRCN), Collective Campaign for Peace (CoCAP), and Nepal Monitor are tracking elections-related incidents of political violence through DRCN’s qualitative research and analysis of quantitative data collected by CoCAP/Nepal Monitor.

Projects Report

Analysis Update 19 – Political Incidents Between February 8 and March 22
Analysis Update 18 – Political Incidents after Parliamentary and Provincial Elections
Analysis Update 17 – Incidents after Parliamentary and Provincial Elections
Factsheet: Electoral Violence and Contestation during Nepal’s Second Phase – House of Representatives and Provincial Assembly Elections
Incidents Analysis Update 16 – Prior to Second Phase Parliamentary and Provincial Election
Incidents Analysis Update 15 – Prior to First Phase Parliamentary and Provincial Election
Incidents Analysis Update 14 – Prior to Candidate Nomination for the First Phase National and Provincial Elections
Analysis Update 13 – Incidents During the September 18 Elections Vote Counting Period
Factsheet: Electoral Violence And Contestation during Nepal’s Local Level Election- Third phase (Sept 2017)
Analysis Update 12 – Campaign Period Incidents Prior to the Third Phase Local Elections
Analysis Update 11 – Incidents Prior to Nomination for the Third Phase Local Election
Analysis Update 10 – Incidents After the June 28 Elections Vote Counting Period
Analysis Update 8 – Campaign Period Incidents Prior to Second Phase (June 28) Local Elections
Analysis Update 9 – Incidents During the June 28 Elections Vote Counting Period
Factsheet 2 – Local Level Election, Silence Period and Election Day: Second Phase
Analysis Update 7 – Incidents Prior to Second Phase (June 28) Local Elections
Analysis Update 6 – Incidents during the May 14 Elections Counting Period
Analysis Update 5 – Incidents During Campaign Period Before May 14 Elections
Analysis Update 4 – Incidents and Electoral Environment around Local Elections
Factsheet 1 – Electoral Violence and Contestation during Nepal’s Local Election
Analysis Update 3 – Incidents and Electoral Environment after Madheshi Morcha’s Withdrawal of Government Support, April 2017
Analysis Update 2 – Impact of the Saptari Incident on the Electoral Environment, March 2017
Analysis Update 1 – Mobilization and incidents Around Announcement of the Local Elections, March 2017