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The United Nations Mission in Nepal (UNMIN) is a special political mission in support of the peace process in Nepal. It was established by Security Council Resolution 1740 on 23 January 2007 and is currently mandated to stay in Nepal till 15 May 2010. Learn more in About UNMIN

USG B. Lynn Pascoe visited the Maoist Cantonment Site 3 in Shaktikhor of Chitwan to get first-hand information on the situation at the cantonment and UNMIN's arms monitoring efforts. 11 March 2010. UNMIN Photo: Chandra Shekhar Karki



11 Mar, 10	USG B. Lynn Pascoe's address to Nepal Institute for Policy Studies
10 Mar, 10	Press release on UN Under Secretary-General B. Lynn Pascoe's three-day visit to Nepal
6 Mar, 10	Under Secretary-General B. Lynn Pascoe to visit Nepal from 10-12 March 2010
25 Feb, 10	Representative of the Secretary-General in Nepal Karin Landgren meets Minister for Peace and Reconstruction Rakam Chemjong

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	Report of the Secretary-General on the request of Nepal for UN assistance in support of its peace process	Report of the Secretary-General on the request of Nepal for UN assistance in support of its peace process

	Climate of mistrust threatening Nepal’s peace process: RSG	Secretary-General commends strides made towards consolidating peace
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Secretary-General in Nepal

Secretary-General in Nepal
from 31 October to 1 November 2008