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Statement by Youth Voices Count: Protect the Voices and Lives of Young People in Nepal 

Youth Voices Count stands with young Nepalis protesting economic hardship, climate vulnerability, social exclusion, and job scarcity across streets, campuses, and online platforms.

Alarmed by reports of live ammunition, tear gas, and violent force used against peaceful assemblies, the organization condemns excessive crowd control, arbitrary detentions, and politicized charges meant to silence dissent. Peaceful assembly and free expression remain fundamental rights guaranteed by Nepal’s Constitution and international human rights agreements.

The organization demands an immediate end to state violence, transparent investigations into police misconduct, full support services for impacted demonstrators, and formal dialogue platforms with youth leadership.

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