About Us
About Us
Centre for Security and Justice Studies
The Centre for Security and Justice Studies (CSJS) is an institution established in 2006 to work in the fields of security and justice sector. It is a non-profit, non-political, non-partisan, independent and autonomous Non-Governmental Organization (NGO). It is a registered and recognized organization by District Administration Office, Lalitpur district of Nepal Government. It is also affiliated with the Social Welfare Council of Nepal.
The General Assembly is the apex body of the Centre. The Executive Committee is an elected body which administers day to day business of the Centre. It is accountable to the General Assembly. The Advisory Council is the group of experienced researchers, academicians, diplomats, serving and retired army, police, civil servants, attorneys, lawyers, judges, social advocates and other professionals. The Members of the Centre are experts with long years of experience from security, justice and education sectors.
Kamal Singh Bam
Vice President
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About Us
Aim and Objectives
The aim of this institution is to contribute create safer societies. Its major objectives are to review security and justice policy; aware and educate citizens against threats; conduct research on security and justice agendas; empower organizations and agencies to implement security policy through consultancy and training; and publish journal and occasional papers on the issues of security and justice.
Campaign
The Centre supported Street Children Talent Nepal with Rs 90000.00 for handicraft production in 2011.
Team
Team Members
Narayanbabu Thapa
Founder/CEO
Kamal Singh Bam
Vice President
Bom Bahadur Bhandari
Retired AIG of Nepal Police
Thule Rai
Retired Aig of Nepal Police
Vice President
Kedar Prasad Saud
Retired AIGP of Nepal Police
Retired Aig of Nepal Police
Why Choose Us
Reasons For People Choosing Us
Registered & Recognized by
District Administration Office, Lalitpur district of Nepal Government
Experts
Members of the Centre are experts with long years of experience from security, justice and education sectors
Affiliated With
Social Welfare Council of Nepal.
Greater Goals
The aim of this institution is to contribute create safer societies.
For a Cause
Aware and educate citizens against threats; conduct research on security and justice agenda.
Effective
Empower organizations and agencies to implement security policy through consultancy and training
Publications
Our Publications
President’s contribution in the publication of A Handbook for Policymakers and Practitioners on Security Sector Reform published by United State Institute for Peace (USIP), 2006;
The Centre is planning to publish ‘Journal of Security & Justice’ and ‘Occasional Paper’ in near future.
Members of the Centre have published number of articles in the local newspapers and journals. They have also given interviews to BBC radio and TVs on the issues of security.
Rynn, S. (ed.), 2007
Policing in Nepal: A collection of essays, Saferworld, London, UK; The Nepali Security Sector: An Almanac, DCAF, 2010
. Kasautima Nepal Prahari, 2018