Nepal Supreme Court suspends civil war law

Nepal’s Supreme Court has suspended a long awaited law, which is supposed to bring justice to victims of the country’s 10-year conflict.

It has been seven years since the government and the Maoist guerillas agreed to address war crimes through a Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

But many families with missing or dead loved ones, one of the 16,000 who died, justice cannot come too soon.

Al Jazeera’s Subina Shrestha reports from Kavre, Nepal.