Surendra Khatri and other forgotten civilians continue to endure the physical and emotional trauma caused by Nepal’s decade-long conflict, during which they were injured despite having no affiliation with either warring side. Now leading a network for these overlooked victims, Khatri is advocating for state recognition and essential support to ensure that those scarred by the war can finally live with dignity.
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Surendra Khatri and other forgotten civilians continue to endure the physical and emotional trauma caused by Nepal’s decade-long conflict, during which they were injured despite having no affiliation with either warring side. Now leading a network for these overlooked victims, Khatri is advocating for state recognition and essential support to ensure that those scarred by the war can finally live with dignity.
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