About The Program
The Collective Campaign for Peace (COCAP) Western Region Focal Point is airing a Sunday radio program on Community Radio Baglung FM :
“Constituent Assembly and Human Rights.”
The program is produced by Yogendra Milan Chhantyal, COCAP’s representative in Baglung. It seeks to:
- Promote rights and democracy
- Reach 1,900,000 marginalized Nepalis in 17 districts
- Engage with Nepalis abroad
We have successfully aired 49 episodes as of July 6, 2008.
We have funding for an additional 20 episodes with Community Radio Baglung F.M.
The Collective Campaign for Peace (COCAP) Western Region Focal Point is airing a Sunday radio program on Community Radio Baglung FM :“Constituent Assembly and Human Rights.”
The program is produced by Yogendra Milan Chhantyal, COCAP’s representative in Baglung. It seeks to:
- Promote rights and democracy
- Reach 1,900,000 marginalized Nepalis in 17 districts
- Engage with Nepalis abroad
We have successfully aired 49 episodes as of July 6, 2008.
We have funding for an additional 20 episodes with Community Radio Baglung F.M.
How to Participate?
Help to promote democracy and human rights in Nepal!
- LISTEN to the show at : www.advocacynet.org/page/cocapradio
And http://www.archive.org/Details/Radio%20Cocap%20Baglung
If you request it: you can get CDs from COCAP Western Regional office, Baglung also.
- COMMENT on the page
- EMAIL Yogendra at : y.m.chhantyal@gmail.com
- DONATE!
Help to promote democracy and human rights in Nepal!
- LISTEN to the show at : www.advocacynet.org/page/cocapradio
And http://www.archive.org/Details/Radio%20Cocap%20Baglung
If you request it: you can get CDs from COCAP Western Regional office, Baglung also.
- COMMENT on the page
- EMAIL Yogendra at : y.m.chhantyal@gmail.com
- DONATE!
COCAP is seeking support to cover the cost of programs. The Institute for the Study of International Migration (ISIM) at Georgetown University has donated $300 through Advocacy Project. COCAP national secretariat has provided us NRs. 25,000. Now COCAP is seeking support to cover the continuing cost and expansion of the program.
COCAP is aiming to make the program sustainable.
- To contribute: visit
www.change.org/advocacy
or, contact us directly.
COCAP is aiming to make the program sustainable.- To contribute: visit
www.change.org/advocacy
or, contact us directly.
About COCAP
COCAP is a network of over 40 grassroots and community groups that work for social justice and peace.
Many COCAP members work in regions that were affected by the conflict, suffer from isolation and poverty, and have large indigenous and minority populations.
You can visit COCAP and its member organizations at : http://www.cocap.org.np/
Building Partnerships
The Advocacy Project helps community-based advocates to produce information and promote their message. This year, AP recruited six students (Peace Fellows) to volunteer in Nepal.
AP Peace Fellow Tassos Coulaloglou helped Yogendra Milan Chhantyal to produce his program. Tassos blogs about life in Baglung: www.advocacynet.org/blogs
Baglung Radio Program on the Internet
Listen to the show at :
www.advocacynet.org/page/cocapradio
and http://www.archive.org/Details/Radio%20Cocap%20Baglung
Baglung Voices
Gooooooooood morning, Bagluuuuuung!!
Radio reaches out to minorities and indigenous groups in rural Nepal.
We want to air this program all over Nepal. Can we count on you to participate in this CAMPAIGN?
For Supports, Comments and Suggestions:
Collective Campaign for Peace (COCAP)
Western Regional Office, Baglung, Nepal
Cell : (+977)- 9847628888, (+977)-068-522135 ®
Phone : (+977)-068-520146 (O), Fax : (+977)-068-521670
E-Mail: y.m.chhantyal@gmail.com, ymcbgl@yahoo.com Or, wfcocap@gmail.com
COCAP is a network of over 40 grassroots and community groups that work for social justice and peace.
Many COCAP members work in regions that were affected by the conflict, suffer from isolation and poverty, and have large indigenous and minority populations.
You can visit COCAP and its member organizations at : http://www.cocap.org.np/
Building Partnerships
The Advocacy Project helps community-based advocates to produce information and promote their message. This year, AP recruited six students (Peace Fellows) to volunteer in Nepal.
AP Peace Fellow Tassos Coulaloglou helped Yogendra Milan Chhantyal to produce his program. Tassos blogs about life in Baglung: www.advocacynet.org/blogs
Baglung Radio Program on the Internet
Listen to the show at :
www.advocacynet.org/page/cocapradio
and http://www.archive.org/Details/Radio%20Cocap%20Baglung
Baglung Voices
Gooooooooood morning, Bagluuuuuung!!
Radio reaches out to minorities and indigenous groups in rural Nepal.
We want to air this program all over Nepal. Can we count on you to participate in this CAMPAIGN?
For Supports, Comments and Suggestions:
Collective Campaign for Peace (COCAP)
Western Regional Office, Baglung, Nepal
Cell : (+977)- 9847628888, (+977)-068-522135 ®
Phone : (+977)-068-520146 (O), Fax : (+977)-068-521670
E-Mail: y.m.chhantyal@gmail.com, ymcbgl@yahoo.com Or, wfcocap@gmail.com
