It�s been more than two years since the supposed end of the war in Sri Lanka. The issues of concern are many, particularly with regard to the period after the end of direct combat. The Sri Lankan government has been abysmal in acknowledging the range of human rights violations that have been committed by the armed forces, which has been documented without a kernel of doubt by the United nations report (http://www.un.org/News/dh/infocus/Sri_Lanka/POE_Report_Full.pdf) as well as the Channel 4 documentary (http://www.channel4.com/programmes/sri-lankas-killing-fields/4od). This documentation has been made in spite of circumstances where any neutral observation of the last stages of the conflict was made impossible by the Sri Lankan government and its army.    Read More

International Day of the World�s Indigenous Peoples, to be observed on 9 August 2011 In 1994, the General Assembly decided that the International Day of the World's Indigenous People shall be observed on 9 August every year during the International Decade of the World's Indigenous People (Resolution 49/214 of 23 December). The date marks the day of the first meeting, in 1982, of the UN Working Group on Indigenous Populations of the Subcommission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights.    Read More

A delegation of IPs leaders, headed by Dr. Krishna Bhattachan, well established IPs expert and general secretary of a newly established Indigenous Peoples Mega Front, Nepal have been submitted a memorandum to Constituent Assembly (CA) Chairman Mr. Subash Chandra Nembang at Singha Darbar, Katmandu on Sunday, January-16, 2011.    Read More

Ilam, in the Shree Antu village development committee hall, was organized the workshop IPs human rights and ILO Convention no. 169 by CUC Katmandu, Nepal on Mangsir 13 gate 2066. The program was chaired by Mr. Bhim Kulung( The head of NGO-FONIN' Ilam Chapter). The Major aim of the program was to aware about the ILO 169 and I'ts provisions, to aware about the FPIC, to aware them to access to decision making process, to make them aware about the fundraising in local and district levels.    Read More

The workshop on Indigenous peoples' human rights and International Labour Organization ILO No. 169 was organized by the Chulachuli UNESCO Club Katmandu in Sangrumba VDC, Ilam on Mangsir 6, 2066. Main objectives of the program was to aware grassroots IPs on the provisions of ILO 169 and basic concept of the human rights. There was also held intensive discussion on participation and representation of the IPs of the Nepal in the decision making process.    Read More

A day interaction program on the different issues raised by indigenous nationalities with district based government officials, political parties' leaders and IPs, civil society members and IPs organizations was organized by the CUC KTM with financial support of NGO-FONIN in the hall of district development committee on Kartik, 2066.    Read More

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Chulachuli UNESCO Club Kathmandu organized alliance/network meeting in Illam on 7-8 Sep. The main objective of it was to identify advocacy issues and methods at national and district level.<    Read More

President of Chulachuli UNESCO Club-Kathmandu represented in National Federation of UNESCO Clubs, Centers and Associations holding the designation of Vice President, Mr. Chandra Singh Kulung expressed that United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is keen to revitalize the activities of the schools enrolled to implement Associated School Projects with the coordination of Nepal National Commission for UNESCO (NatCom)    Read More

Aadibasi Janajati Sasaktikarn Sanjal-Ilam (Indigenous Nationalities Empowerment Network-Ilam) in collaboration with Federation of Indigenous Kirat Associations (FIKA) - Ilam in support of Chulachuli UNESCO Club-Kathmandu under the Janajati Empwerment and Inclusive Project managed by NGO Federation of Nepalese Indigenous Nationalities and funded by DANIDA/HUGOU accomplished a 2 days Indigenous Human Rights Training in Ilam from 4-5th Sept. 2008.    Read More

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Federation of Indigenous Kirat Associations-Ilam conducted 5 days long training on Proposal Writing in cooperation of Chulachuli UNESCO Club-Kathmandu from 17 - 21 March 2008 in Ilam, Nepal. 30 indigenous youths (male and female) from diverse groups of Indigenous Kirat were present on the training. It was observed the first time its kind of training to indigenous Kirat groups in Ilam.    Read More

An orientation programme on UNESCO and UNESCO Clubs was organized by National Federation of UNESCO NGOs-Nepal on 4th March 2008 in Gyaneshwar, Kathmandu in the premises of the Federation.    Read More

The 9th International Mother Language Day has been celebrated in Kathmandu organizing different activities in the cooperation with Nepal National Commission for UNESCO and Indigenous Film Archive (IFA).The programme was organized by Chulachuli UNESCO Club-Kathmandu in Nepal.    Read More

On 30th of June 2007, a quiz competition was organized by Chualchuli UNESCO Club-Kathmandu, at Dillibazaar, Kathmandu. The program was coordinated by Aaashih Lohorung , General Member and Arati Lohorung, Vice President of the Club. There were five teams consisting of two individuals. There were 12 rounds of questions apporximately. 60 questions from different fields viz. Politics, Science, Computer, History, Games to name some. It was enjoyed as fun rather competition by the participants.    Read More

Chulachuli UNESCO Club-Kathmandu in cooperation of Association of Nepal Kirat Kulung Language and Cultural Development-Ilam jointly launched an advocacy programme on building awareness of Constituent Assembly to be commenced very shortly in May/June 2007 in Nepal. To make more aware local peoples about the Constituent Assembly a booklet has been published in Nepali version which can be seen clicking on 'Report' in main menu.    Read More

Halflong, Assam, India, 31 March 2007

Head of the Chulachuli UNESCO Club-Kathmandu, Mr. Chandra Singh Kulung recently took part in a Workshop cum Training as a delegate from Nepal that was organized by Indian Confederation of Indigenous and Tribal Peoples - North East Zone, India (ICIPT-NEZ) at the Regional level of international training. During the training the participants and delegates from different countries formed a Federation of Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Asia for building self-rule network. The training was on Conflict Resolution and Peace Building Capacities held from 24-31 March 2007 at Guwahati and Haflong, Assam, India organized by ICITP-NEZ, member organisations, associated indigenous peoples� organizations and CORE Manipur supported by allies cooperated. The training was organized in Shilpgram of Guwahati from 24-31 March and in North Hill Council, Halfloong, Assam from 30-31 March 2007. There were more than 100 participants from 68 indigenous peoples\' organizations with their indigenous leaders from all the 7 sister states of North East Zone of India - Assam, Nagaland, Manipur, Tripura, Arunanchal, Mizoram and Jharkhand and delegates from Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Berma.    Read More

Representative of 25 indigenous nationalities organizations have demanded a proportionate representation in the upcoming constituent assembly. They have also demanded a racial and sub-racial autonomy and self-governance with a full rights of right to self-determination.    Read More

An interaction on 'Constituent Assembly and Sustainable Peace' was organized by Chulchuli UNESCO Club-Kathmandu on 2nd December 2006 in Dillibazar, Kathmandu. On the occasion Advocate Ram Bahadur Thapa Magar presented a paper on the same topic. The objective of the interaction was to make aware to the Club members about Constitutent Assembly and its link to a sustainable peace.    Read More

An interaction on the Rights of Indigneous Peoples has been conducted today. The objective of the interaction was to make aware the Club's members about the rights of Indigneous Peoples and the present scenario of IP women, men and student status. Ms. Srijana Subba, Advocacy Officer of NGO-FONIN was a Resource Person for the discussion about women rights and their situation.    Read More

A three day Training Of Trainers (TOT) on Advocacy Strategis and Approaches has commenced today on 3rd Nov.'06 for 8 Kirati Groups and 1 other group. The opening session of the TOT was addressed by Ms. Devi Lama, Vice President of AFRESH. This will conclude on 5th Nov.'06.    Read More

A three days Long Term Planning Workshop of CUC-KTM was held from 13-15 October 2006 in Kathmandu envisioning "Dialogue and Participation are the indispensable for Development and Peace". The workshop concluded to adopt four strategic directions to reach the vision followed by many Strategic Action Plans.    Read More

A 1st quarter of Action Plan prepared on the basis of previous 3 days Long Term Planning Workshop held on 13, 14 and 15 October 2006 has been approved by the Executive Committee Meeting held on 16th Oct.'06. The Meeting concluded to form subcommittees to enhance Club's internal management for which all the general members are invited to take part in a meeting to be held on 28th Oct.'06.    Read More

Today 29th October, 2006, Mr. Chandra Singh Kulung, President of the Club attended a meeting organized by NGO-FONIN to share information about implementation of the project of JEIP that were as follows.

The Club organized an interaction on 31st October, 2006 on the topic of Natural Rsources as planned in the Action Plan for 1st quarter.    Read More

A delegation of IPs leaders, headed by Dr. Krishna Bhattachan, well established IPs expert and general secretary of a newly established Indigenous Peoples Mega Front, Nepal have been submitted a memorandum to Constituent Assembly (CA) Chairman Mr. Subash Chandra Nembang at Singha Darbar, Katmandu on Sunday, January-16, 2011.    Read More

It�s been more than two years since the supposed end of the war in Sri Lanka. The issues of concern are many, particularly with regard to the period after the end of direct combat. The Sri Lankan government has been abysmal in acknowledging the range of human rights violations that have been committed by the armed forces, which has been documented without a kernel of doubt by the United nations report (http://www.un.org/News/dh/infocus/Sri_Lanka/POE_Report_Full.pdf) as well as the Channel 4 documentary (http://www.channel4.com/programmes/sri-lankas-killing-fields/4od). This documentation has been made in spite of circumstances where any neutral observation of the last stages of the conflict was made impossible by the Sri Lankan government and its army.    Read More

It�s been more than two years since the supposed end of the war in Sri Lanka. The issues of concern are many, particularly with regard to the period after the end of direct combat. The Sri Lankan government has been abysmal in acknowledging the range of human rights violations that have been committed by the armed forces, which has been documented without a kernel of doubt by the United nations report (http://www.un.org/News/dh/infocus/Sri_Lanka/POE_Report_Full.pdf) as well as the Channel 4 documentary (http://www.channel4.com/programmes/sri-lankas-killing-fields/4od). This documentation has been made in spite of circumstances where any neutral observation of the last stages of the conflict was made impossible by the Sri Lankan government and its army.    Read More

International Day of the World�s Indigenous Peoples, to be observed on 9 August 2011 In 1994, the General Assembly decided that the International Day of the World's Indigenous People shall be observed on 9 August every year during the International Decade of the World's Indigenous People (Resolution 49/214 of 23 December). The date marks the day of the first meeting, in 1982, of the UN Working Group on Indigenous Populations of the Subcommission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights.    Read More