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File Image: Maoist fighters take part in training in a remote village of Western Nepal.
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File Image: Maoist fighters take part in training in a school compound in a remote village of Western Nepal.
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File Image: Maoist fighters relax at a school compound in a remote village of Western Nepal.
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File Image: A Maoist fighter cleans his gun in a remote village of Western Nepal.
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File Image: Chairman and supreme commander of the Maoist Prachanda, addresses supporters in Kathmandu, capital of Nepal.
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File Image: Maoist fighters gather at a school compound in a remote village of Western Nepal.
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File Images: Nepal’s former Maoist rebels hand over control of their fighters and weapons to the national army, in a move likely to bolster a faltering peace process nearly six years after a civil war ended. Images taken in 2006-2007.
Thousands of Maoist fighters, who battled the Nepal Army during the decade-long civil war, have been housed in camps across the volatile Himalayan republic waiting to join the national army. The former combatants' roughly 3,500 weapons have been kept in metal containers in seven camps watched by a multi-party committee.
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