| June012008 | »Former king:Ex-king Gyanendra says he accepts CA decision and he preparesto leave Narayanhiti palace in Kathmandu.
»New government:The strongest political party in Nepal, the CommunistParty of Nepal (Maoists), urged PM Koirala to resign. |  | June04
2008 | »Press freedom:The Editors' Alliance has expressed serious concernover the physical attacks on journalists by Maoist cadres in Kailali andGorkha districts and Maoist leader Prachanda's recent statement againstmedia. |
June06
2008 | »Disappearances:According to the record of INSEC, 828 persons, disappearedby the state, are still unaccounted for. Despite the Maoists' claim thatthey were not involved in any disappearances, 105 persons who are allegedto have been disappeared by Maoist groups remain missing. | | June11
2008 | »Former king:The former king of Nepal, Gyanendra, has left Narayanhitipalace in the heart of Kathmandu. Mr Shah, Ex-king Gyanendra's name asordinary citizen of the republic of Nepal, has announced that he wouldnot leave the country and go into exile. |
June20
2008 | »Maoist ministers:Accusing PM Koirala of hindering the formation ofa post-election government, the Maoist ministers decided to quit the SPA-government. | | June26
2008 | »Prime minister: InterimPrime Minister G.P. Koirala has announced that he has resigned. |
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