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Nepal
Practice Relating to Rule 126. Visits to Persons Deprived of Their Liberty
In its order in the Forced Disappearances case in 2007, the Supreme Court of Nepal stated:
When individuals are taken into custody for the purpose of criminal investigations, there is a potential for violations of their rights; as such, agencies in charge of detention must be conscious to uphold the rights of such individuals. The right to meet with family members … must be respected.
Nepal, Supreme Court, Forced Disappearances case, Order, 1 June 2007.
In 2004, in a declaration of commitment on the implementation of human rights and international humanitarian law, the Prime Minister of Nepal stated: “The detainee shall be allowed to speak with the family, legal practitioner and any other person within prescribed legal provisions.”
Nepal, Declaration of commitment on the implementation of human rights and international humanitarian law, 26 March 2004, § 5.
