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    TEL:977-4257667 4262518 AIRAC FAX: 977-l-4262516 AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION AIP AFS: VNKTYOYX MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT AMENDMENT c aanais @c aanep al. go v. np CIVIL AVIATION AUTIIORITY OF 03n9 NEPAL BABARMAHAL KATHMANDU 19 December 2019 EFFECTIVE DATE : 30 JANUARy, 2020 Contents 1.1 AD Tribhuvan International Airport - PAPI RW1. 20 is restricted to be usable within 3NM from Runway Threshold with clearly visible. 1.2 AD Tribhuvan International Airport - Amendment in voR Rwy 02 Instrument Approach Chart - ICAO 1.3 AD Tribhuvan International Airport - Amendment in Heli-lane on 30 January 2a20 remove and insert following pages: Remove the following pages: Insert the following pages: GENERAL (GEN) GEN 0.4-4 30 April 2019 GEN 0,4-4 30 JANUARY 2O2O \TNKT AD 2-10 30 April2019 \TNKT AD 2- 10 30 JANUARY 2O2O \TNKT AD 2-36 O1 JULY 2018 \NKT AD 2.36 30 JANUARY 2O2O 30 JANUARY 2O2O VNKT AD 2-55 30 JANUARY 2O2O \TNKT AD 2-56 30 JANUARY 2O2O 30 ANUARY 2O2O 3. This AIRAC AIP Amendment supersedes NorAM: A02g3lrg GEN 0.4-4 AIP 30 January 2020 NEPAL PART 3 – AERODROMES (AD) VNKT AD 2 – 21 01 JULY2018 AD 0 AD 0.6 – 1 01 JULY2018 VNKT AD 2 – 22 01 JULY2018 AD 0.6 – 2 01 JULY2018 VNKT AD 2 – 23 01 JULY2018 AD 0.6 – 3 30 APRIL 2019 VNKT AD 2 – 24 01 JULY2018 AD 0.6 – 4 01 JULY2018 VNKT AD 2 – 25 01 JULY2018 AD 0.6 – 5 30 APRIL 2019 VNKT AD 2 – 26 01 JULY2018 AD 0.6 – 6 01 JULY2018 VNKT AD 2 – 27 01 JULY2018 AD 0.6 – 7 30 APRIL 2019 VNKT AD 2 – 28 01 JULY2018 AD 1 AD 1.1 – 1 30 APRIL 2019 VNKT AD 2 – 29 01 JULY2018 AD 1.1 – 2 30 APRIL 2019 VNKT AD 2 – 30 01 JULY2018
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    Cover Final.Indd

    The Landmark Decisions of THE SUPREME COURT, NEPAL on GENDER JUSTICE NJA-Nepal Publisher: National Judicial Academy Hariharbhawan, Lalitpur Nepal The Landmark Decisions of the Supreme Court, Nepal on Gender Justice Editor Dr. Ananda Mohan Bhattarai NJA - Nepal National Judicial Academy Hariharbhawan, Lalitpur Nepal Advisor: Hon. Tope Bahadur Singh, Executive Director, NJA Translators: Hon. Dr. Haribansh Tripathi, Judge – CoA Mr. Shree Prasad Pandit, Advocate Mr. Sajjan Bar Singh Thapa, Advocate Management & Editorial Assistance Hon. Narishwar Bhandari, Faculty/Judge – DC, NJA Mr. Nripadhwoj Niroula, Registrar Mr. Shree Krishna Mulmi, Research Officer Mr. Paras Paudel, Statistical Officer Mr. Rajan Kumar KC, Finance Coordinator Assistants: Mr. Bishnu Bahadur Baruwal, Publication Assistant Ms. Poonam Lakhey, Office Secretary Ms. Sami Moktan, Administration Assistant Ms. Patrika Basnet, Personal Secretary Copy Rights: © National Judicial Academy/ UNIFEM, Nepal, 2010 Publishers: National Judicial Academy, Nepal Harihar Bhawan, Lalitpur & United Nations Fund for Women (UNIFEM) 401/42 Ramshah Path, Thapathali, Kathmandu Nepal Printing Copies: 500 Copies Financial Assistance: United Nations Fund for Women (UNIFEM) 401/42 Ramshah Path, Thapathali, Kathmandu Nepal Tel No: 977-1-425510/4254899 Fax No: 977-1-4247265 URL: www.unifem.org Printing: Format Printing Press, Hadigoan, Kathmandu Editor’s Note The decisions in this volume basically represent the second generation cases relating to gender justice in Nepal. I call them second generation because in the first generation (1990- 2005) the struggle was for securing women’s right to parental property, their rights against discrimination, their reproductive rights etc culminating in the parliamentary enactment 2005/6 which repealed many provisions of the National Code and other laws, found to be discriminatory on the basis of sex.