Author says MI6 assisted Nepalese army as it carried out gross human rights violations in war with Maoist rebels British authorities have been accused of funding a four-year intelligence operation in Nepal that led to Maoist rebels being arrested, tortured and killed during the countrys civil war. Thomas Bell, the author of a new book on the conflict, says MI6 funded safe houses and provided training in surveillance and counter-insurgency tactics to Nepals army and spy agency, the National Inves...
Britain accused of conniving at torture of Maoists in Nepal's civil war
The Guardian - 31 Aug 2014 05:18
Author says MI6 assisted Nepalese army as it carried out gross human rights violations in war with Maoist rebels British authorities have been accused of funding a four-year intelligence operation in Nepal that led to Maoist rebels being arrested, tortured and killed during the countrys civil war. Thomas Bell, the author of a new book on the conflict, says MI6 funded safe houses and provided training in surveillance and counter-insurgency tactics to Nepals army and spy agency, the National Inves...
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