CURRICULUM VITAE (CV)

Education:  

1. LLM, Master of Criminal Law and Justice (Substantive criminal law, restorative justice, development criminology, green criminology, religious extremism and criminal law violence, fair trial and human rights, security laws, investment perspectives of criminal law), Purbanchal University, Nepal, (2015-2017).
2. LLB, Bachelor’s of Law (International Law, International Relations, Foreign Policy and Diplomacy, Domestic Policies and Foreign Affairs, Political Economics, Conflict Peace and Development and Public Administration) Purbanchal University,  Nepal, (2009-2015)

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Membership in Professional Associations and Publications:

1. Legal advisor- Scholastic Foundation, Nepal
2. Legal advisor- Journal of Ayurveda, Nepal
3. Vice-President- Society for International Law and Public Policy
4. Coordinator -Amnesty International Youth Network
5. Member, Nepal Bar Council
6. Member, Patan High Court, Nepal
7. Member , United Nation Youth Students Association , Nepal
8. Member, International Humanist Ethical Youth Union
9. Member, Society of Environment and Education Development
10. Member, Nepalese Law Students Association
11. Member, National Society of Nepalese Jurists
12. Member, Madhesh Human Rights Eyes

Paper presented, Conference and Seminar

1. Davao’s University (Philippines)
2. Pasundan University (Indonesia)
3. Chulalongkorn University (Thailand)
4. NUST University (Pakistan)
5. Fatima Jinnah Women’s University, (Pakistan)
6. Z.H. Skidder University of Science and Technology (Bangladesh)
7. Delhi University (India, New Delhi)
8. Indra Gandhi National Open University (Delhi)
9. Banarash Hindu University (Uttar Pradesh)
10. National University of Juridical Science (NUJS, Kolkata)
11. Osmania University (Hyderabad)
12. R.P.Girls of Political Science (Merrut, UP)
13. Symbiosis University (Pune), ILS Center (Pune)
14. Indian Society of International Law (New Delhi)
15. Agarsar Autumn School (Dharmasalas, Himanchal)
16. Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth and Development (Tamilndau)
17. Amity University (Lucknow)
18. G.B. Pant University of Agriculture (Pantnagar, UP)
19. Chandigarh Group of College (Chandigarh)
20. Rajiv Gandhi National law University (Patiala, Punjab)
21. Lloyd Law College (Greater Noida)
22. Christ University (Bangalore)
23. Oxford University and Cambridge University (UK)_Webinar.
24. East –West University (Bangladesh), and others.

Publications:

1. Re-orienting ‘Exclusionary aspects’ of Genocide Convention and Reflections in Muluki Criminal Code 2074 of Nepal, NJA Nepal, 2019.
2. Sui-generis Protection of ‘Right to water’ of Indigenous Community in Nepal, Purbanchal University Research Journal, 2019.
3. Concept of Genocide and Relevant Provisions in the New Criminal Code Act, 2017 of Nepal, Prosecution Journal, 2018.
4. ESCR in Nepalese Constitution :Political Hymn or Tangible Rights, Resource Book, 2018, OAG, Nepal
5. Engineering the gender in transitional justice: issues of sexual violence, Nepal Bar Council Law Journal, 2018.
6. Preemptive Military Intervention of Big Powers Chaotic New Order Syndrome & Challenges of International Law, edited book, 2018.
7. Locating the position of Nepal in Refugee and Statelessness Governance: An International law perspectives, 2017, NJA Nepal
8. Diminishing role of state in regional identities : Non-state actors involvement in international law and practices, Nepal Bar Council Journal 2017.
9. Growth and Environmental Sustainability (Disaster, Energy, Climate Change and Natural Resources " A regional Initiative in SAARC, Pasundan University, Indonesia, 2017
10. Revisiting Nepal’s foreign Policy, edited book, 2017.
11. Defining the Province of Secularism Edulight Multi- Disciplinary, BI-annual & Peerreviewed Journal Vol 2 Jan 2016
12. Responsibility to Protect : A case study of Libya, Syria and Afghanistan Edulight MultiDisciplinary, BI-annual & Peer-reviewed Print Journal Vol 2 April 2016
13. Human Rights and Displacement, edited book, 2016.
14. Illusionary conflict of responsibility to protect v right to intervention: Jurisprudential outlook, 2016, Nepal Bar Council Journal.
15. Revisiting the Doctrine of Necessity: Constituent Assembly of Nepal and its Time Extension to avoid Constitutional uncertainty – University of Gadjah Mada (Indonesia) Mimbar Hukum Journal Vol 27 1 Feb 2015
16. Responding the Quest for External Self Determination and its possibility of Application in light of International Law with study of Southern Conflict (Madhesh) of NepalEdulight Peer Reviewed Multidisciplinary Journal based on Kolkata
17. ACCESS TO NATURAL RESOURCESS TO VULNERBALE AND MARGINALIZED COMMUNITY OF NEPAL- Analytical Perspective – Edulight Multi- Disciplinary, BIannual & Peer-reviewed Journal Vol 2 September 2013
18. RIGHTS WITH EMERGING DISCOURSE ON NEW INTERNATIONAL LEGAL ORDER: Paradigm shifting to MDGs- Edulight Multi- Disciplinary, Bi-annual & Peerreviewed Journal Vol 3 may 2014
19. REFLECTING THE SITUATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN NEPAL –Indian Renaissance Institute
20. Understanding of Secularism Means Enhancing Humanism – Shaping a Drudgery- free World, G.B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology
21. Strengthening the Foreign Policy of Nepal in the Regional Level- Edulight MultiDisciplinary, BI-annual & Peer-reviewed Journal Vol 3 May 2014
22. Unplanned Urbanization: A Serious Threat to Sustainable Development and Human Rights: A Case Study of Kathmandu valley - Delhi School of Professional Studies and Research Center, Delhi 2014
23. Equality by Laws and Inequality by Practices: reflection on the issues of Untouchability – Society of Humanism and International Humanist Ethical Union in World Congress Against Untouchability 2014
24. Practice of Untochability: A Grave Human Rights Violation ( An overview)- Indian Renaissance Institute, the Radical Humanist
25. Nepal and China Bilateral Ties: Ray of Development for Nepal (An Appraisal)- Banarsh Hindu University with association of Indian Chinese Studies
26. Critical Analysis of Global Action Plan (2014-24) to End Statelessness person from World”- WEST BENGAL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF JURIDICAL SCIENCE 2015
27. Responsibility to Protect: An excuse of International law of Intervention ( A case study of Iraq, Libya and Afghanistan- World Congress on International Law 2015
28. Internal Conflict defeating to Establishment of Regional Human Rights Mechanism in SAARC Region- Rajiv Gandhi National Law University (Patiala),Chandigarh 2014
29. Indo-US Relations: Global and Regional Strategic Perspective (Nepal’s Perspective)- Rajiv Gandhi National Law University (Patiala),Chandigarh 2015
30. State Responsibility for Global Climate Change: A Case Study of Nepal with Special Focus on Displacements of Indigenous Groups- Campus Law Center, University of Delhi 2014
31. Reconciliation of Intellectual Proprietary Interests in Genetic and Traditional Knowledge and Access to Benefit Sharing: Case study of Nepal’s Intellectual Property RegimeAURO University
32. A Study to analyze the Anti-Thesis of Generation Theory of Human Rights and their relevancy for the practical realization of Human Rights Approach Doctrine- National Judicial Academy Law Journal Vol 6, 2013
33. ACCESS TO NATURAL RESOURCESS TO VULNERBALE AND MARGINALIZED COMMUNITY OF NEPAL- Critical Perspective, FIAN and NeLSA Journal 2013.
34. Migration of Youth for the Educational Purposes: Complications and Opportunities – Nepal Youth Journal, Vol1, 2016.
35. SDG, Youth and Poverty: Study of Relevant Laws and Policies- Nepal Youth Journal, Vol2, 2017.

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