Constituent Assembly in Nepal

Kamal Thapa and its party Rastriya Prajatantra (Nepal) are participating in the election of the 2nd Constitutional Constitution Conference on 19th November 2013. There are two main sectors, the monarchic recovery and the Hindu state's theme. Nepal canceled the monarchy and was declared a secular state in 2008. In the first constitutional election parliamentary election to make these major decisions, Mr. Tapa's opponents prevented him from opening a large conference and making noise while he was doing. Not as time passed.

So, seven years ago, Nepal elected the Constitutional Council to complete its work. But there is no time to constantly discuss the rights and responsibilities, and the troublesome issues concerning national identity. The Second Constitutional Council was held in 2013, but it did not proceed further, especially when designing difficult challenges for the federal government based on a single national identity. The controversial discussion is uneasy and this year two large earthquakes destroyed part of the country and at least 9,000 people died. In the face of the Himalayas challenge to rebuild poverty and chaotic countries, all major parties believe that disaster is a call for action. They believe that if there is a new constitution that can be used as a grand design for the future, rebuilding can only be carried out quickly. At a rare moment of unity and purpose of the politicians of Nepal, the parties signed 16 consensuses in early June.

The Constitutional Treaty is used more frequently in Asia, Europe and Latin America. India is a leader in Asia and is emulated by Nepal; Indonesia has a constitutional conference for abortion. France may be the first real constitutional conference, and many European countries follow Norway in 1814, Italy after World War II, and recent Eastern European countries. In modern times, many European countries are reviewing the Constitution through ordinary legislative bodies.