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Home » Archiv » Nepal » Editor Sen missing after ‘release’ 
 Editor Sen missing after ‘release’ RAJBIRAJ, March 11 (PR) - Janadesh Weekly Editor Krishna Sen, who was ordered by the Supreme Court to be released from custody last week, is reported missing. The authorities claim that he was released Saturday evening but nobody has seen him or has any clue to his whereabouts. Local journalists who went to see Sen on Sunday morning were told that he was released a day earlier. Sen had telephoned local journalists on Saturday evening asking them to visit him on Sunday morning. Sen had called them thinking he would be released on Sunday as Saturday was weekly holiday, according to the journalists. In-charge of the jail Hom Nath Khatri informed the journalists that Sen was released at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday. "We escorted Sen outside the jail premises and we don’t know what happened afterwards," said Khatri. He said that Sen had wanted to call some journalists when they had released him. "There was a police van about 100 meters from the jail gate. We don’t know whether that van took away Sen or not," said one official speaking on condition of anonimity. Superintendent of Police, Narayan Prasad Sharma said that he did not know anything about it. The Supreme Court’s full bench on Thursday had issued a habeas corpus writ releasing Sen who had been in detention for nearly two years. Asked whether anybody could be released on Saturday (public holiday), Jailor Khatri said that the law does not prohibit releasing anybody on a public holiday. Sources said that Sen has been taken to regional police unit at Janakpur.
26.03. 2002 Series of abduction of the journalists 07.06. 2001 Kantipur editor, publishers arrested 07.06. 2001 BBC News | SOUTH ASIA | Nepal journalists charged with treason 17.03. 2001 kqsf/x¿ cfGbf]lnt 17.03. 2001 Govt flayed for not abiding by court decisions 16.03. 2001 Editor Krishna Sen released 15.03. 2001 ;/sf/af6 k|hftGq / dfgj clwsf/sf] pNn+3g M ;]g 15.03. 2001 kqsf/ ;]g hn]Zj/ sf/fuf/df 15.03. 2001 Authorities forced him to sign papers: Sen transferred to Jaleswor jail 14.03. 2001 Who can say there is independent Judiciary and democracy 14.03. 2001 kqsf/ ;]gsf] l/xfsf nflu lj/f]w k|s6 14.03. 2001 Beyond Sen’s ‘disappearance’ 14.03. 2001 Sen's re-arrest confirmed 13.03. 2001 kqsf/x?sf] xftdf sfnf]k6\6L 13.03. 2001 OR5'sk|lt k+rfotL Jojxf/ lsg < 13.03. 2001 ;/sf/—dfcf]jfbL jftf{df ljZjf;sf] cefj 13.03. 2001 Gofofnosf] cj1f / ;jf]{Rraf6 ck]Iff 12.03. 2001 kqsf/ dxf;+34f/f ;Dkfbs ;]gsf] l/xfOsf] dfu 12.03. 2001 kqsf/ l/xfOsf] nflu dxf;+3n] cfGbf]ng ug]{ 11.03. 2001 Editor Sen missing after ‘release’ 18.01. 2001 The Government Gags Radios and publications 15.09. 2000 Opposition to Government Plans to Curb Press Freedom 12.09. 2000 Nepalese journalists ended up in prison 05.09. 2000 Letter of protest - Nepal 01.09. 2000 1999 World Press Freedom Review 20.08. 2000 Over Three Dozen Journalists were Attacked by the State in a Year 99/2000 26.05. 2000 ‘Violation Of Press Freedom Continues In Nepal’ 01.05. 2000 Anual Report 1999by the Committe to protect Journalists 01.05. 2000 Janadesh CENSORED 20.04. 2000 Janadesh editor undergoes surgery 20.03. 2000 JOURNALISTS IN PRISON 26.02. 2000 Janadesh editor slapped flase charges 22.02. 2000 Fears of Maoist insurgence lead to Nepali film ban - CBC Infoculture 13.02. 2000 Janadesh raided and Journalists arrested 01.02. 2000 Protest appeal CPJ 12.12. 1999 JOURNALISM remains a dangerous profession 08.04. 1999 FNJ condemns journalists’ arrest |
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