KATHMANDU, July 23 Kyodo Maoist r...

KATHMANDU, July 23 Kyodo

Maoist rebels waging an armed rebellion in Nepal forward Wednesday spelled out a settle of conditions for the resumption of delayed peace talks with the government

Responding to last week's formal verbal expression from the government inviting the rebels to sit down for a third circular of negotiations, chief rebel negotiator Baburam Bhattarai said King Gyanendra himself should take part in the talks to legitimize them.

The king should otherwise make public announcements to the issue that the government negotiating team is authorized to make decisions and that he would completely implement any decisions taken, Bhattarai said in his answer given to the government Wednesday between the walls of talks facilitators.

The rebel leader also accused the army of consistently violating an agreed collection of laws of conduct following the January cease-fire as part of preparations for military method of the country.

In the proces Nepal has allowed centurys of military experts and advisers from the United States into the home he said, and demanded the deportation of all foreign military dexterouss and advisers.

He also reiterated the rebels' demand that the guidance should honor and implement the decisions of the inferior round of talks, which included limiting the manner of moving of the army to 5 kilometers from barracks or bases.

The conduct should spell out its position forward the rebels' political demands, mainly onward a new Constitution, before going for a third globular he said.

The rebels, who took up arms against the Nepalese management in 1996, held sum of two units round of peace talks with the previous control following a cease-fire in January this year.

The rebels took up arms against the sway in 1996 to abolish the monarchy and [i]finale[/i] multiparty rule in Nepal, yet they now say they would seat for constitutional monarchy and allow multiparty democracy.

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