More than a thousand have been arrested, many have been beaten up, several killed, and Home Minister Kamal Thapa has threatened martial law. If there was a time when the international community could reach out in solidarity, this is it. Democracy For Nepal, DFN [1], has talked of two events in New York City among the Nepali diaspora and friends of Nepal: April 8: New Year [2], April 9 [3].
A Global Voices blog entry got the blogger an offer from the BBC World Service to participate in a discussion on Nepal: BBC Calls [4]. Phalano.com [5] has photos: Day 1 Photos [6], Day 2 Photos [7].
INSN [8] has detailed coverage on the action in the streets: Patan: 1990 Revisited [9], Reports On Arrests [9], Protestors Declare Kirtipur Independent [10], Day I: One Killed, Hundreds Arrested Nationwide [11], Two Hurt In Police Firing [12], Protestors Police Clash All Over The Valley [13].
United We Blog, UWB [14], has some great coverage on the protests: Kirtipur And Patan Through Lens [15], Royal Madness [16], General Strike Day II Updates [17], General Strike Day I Diary [18], On Photos: April Uprising I [19].