Aid agency threatens to withdraw from Nepalese district

A British aid agency today threatened to suspend work in a mountainous district in west Nepal, refusing to register their work with communist rebels who have major influence in the area.

A British aid agency today threatened to suspend work in a mountainous district in west Nepal, refusing to register their work with communist rebels who have major influence in the area.

This is the first time an aid agency has had trouble in Nepal since Maoist rebels and the government declared ceasefire in April and began peace talks aimed at ending decade-old insurgency.

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