Kathmandu: In a heartfelt plea on behalf of families affected by the Russo-Ukrainian conflict, a group of Nepali activists has submitted a memorandum to the Russian Ambassador in Kathmandu. The activists, representing the voice of the victims’ families, urgently seek intervention and assistance amid rising concerns.

The memorandum highlights the distressing situation faced by Nepali citizens involuntarily recruited into the Russian military and deployed to the conflict zone. The activists stress the need for immediate action to ensure the safety, well-being, and fair treatment of these individuals who find themselves entangled in the ongoing conflict.

Expressing deep empathy for the affected families, the activists appeal to the Russian government to uphold international norms and human rights standards, emphasizing the importance of protecting the rights of Nepali citizens amidst the conflict.

The memorandum also draws attention to the anguish experienced by families who have lost contact with their loved ones involved in the conflict. The activists urge the Russian government to facilitate communication channels, providing solace to the families during these trying times.

Upon receiving the memorandum, the Russian Ambassador acknowledged the concerns raised by the activists and pledged to convey the sentiments to the relevant authorities in Russia. The Ambassador assured a commitment to addressing the issues raised and acknowledged the importance of safeguarding the rights of Nepali citizens involved in the conflict.

This grassroots effort by the activists aims to shed light on the human impact of the Russo-Ukrainian conflict and advocates for a compassionate response to the challenges faced by Nepali citizens. The global community watches with anticipation for further developments and diplomatic actions concerning the well-being of these individuals.