This briefing presents the findings of Amnesty International’s research into five cases of forced evictions that took place between 2020 and 2024 in Nepal that have disproportionately affected Dalit and Indigenous Peoples and rendered dozens of families homeless. It calls for immediate measures to address due process failures that resulted in violations of the right to housing protected under domestic and international law.
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