Informal Sector Service Center (INSEC)

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The presence of INSEC can be felt in all 75 districts of the country. The individual and local organizations working

INSEC Core Programmes
1. HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION PROGRAMME Summary of the concept The intended action of this project is primarily to make local people

10 May 2012
May 10, 2011 Press Statement Our serious concern has been drawn over the series of bandhs being organized in various parts of

06 May 2012
May 6, 2012 Press Statement The 17th general assembly of the Informal Sector Service Centre (INSEC) has been concluded in Lalitpur on May

Nepal: Joint Memorandum on the Disappearances of Persons (Crime and Punishment) Bill
Nepal: Joint Memorandum on the Disappearances of Persons (Crime and Punishment) Bill

Fact finding report prepared by a joint team of Informal Sector Service Centre (INSEC), local human rights activists and media persons regarding the death of Ram Swarup Paswan of Padampur tol in Hanumannagar (Pra.Ma) VDC-7, Siraha.

Fact-finding report on the killing of NC general convention member Umakanta Hamal of Chulelgaun in Dhapa VDC-9, Jumla.

Insec Annual Report 2008

Insec Annual Report 2007

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Welcome to INSEC

INSEC has been ardently involved in protection and promotion of Human Rights for more than one and a half decade. Founded by inexorable HR defender late Prakash Kaphley and prominent HR activist Sushil Pyakurel, INSEC significantly contributed in institutionalizing the democratic polity in the nation from a rights based approach, both at the policy and grassroots levels, especially after the restoration of democracy in 1990/91.

Immediately after the inception, INSEC implemented a programme targeting the cart pushers of the Kathmandu valley. more»

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