Pictures and experiances from the Peoples Liberation Army Nepal

[the-red-under-the-bed]

http://maobadiwatch.blogspot.com/2009/03/some-pictures-and-thoughts-from-peoples.html

[himalayanspirit]

Thanks for sharing with us the precious images of the revolutionary people of Nepal.

I have heard that the people of Nepal are very religious and follow the caste system firmly. Because of this caste system, the people who are at the bottom of the ladder suffer the most and are treated as outcasts or "untouchables". How are they doing in Nepal nowadays? I would like to know if they gained any respect and dignity from the Maoists or not. Or if they continue to suffer what their forefathers had suffered?

[the-red-under-the-bed]

OH i forgot to add in there. The previous untouchables, Dalits, have gained allot. The man nursing his son was a Dalit, his wife from a higher caste. THis sort of thing, intercaste marriage, and especially intercaste marriage with a Dalit, was not possible before the war.

[scarletghoul]

That was cool. thanks comrade

Any more information on Nepal would be awesome because there doesnt seem to be much news coming out