हामी सबैकाे संसारन्यूज

21 March, Kathmandu-The Social Justice and Human Rights Committee under the Legislature-Parliament has today begun discussions in principle on the bill drafted regarding the national inclusion commission.

The discussions were begun after a sub-committee formed to submit a report to the committee submitted its report after studying the bill.
The committee has stated that the bill will be sent to the Parliament after holding clause-wise discussions in the committee. The sub-committee formed under the convenorship of committee member Gita Chhetri had prepared the report after organizing various regional level seminars and holding discussions with law experts in this connection.
The sub-committee has informed that the report was prepared to ensure and protect the rights of Khas Arya, marginalized communities, remote Karnali folks, economically deprived groups, workers, disabled people, farmers among others.
Meanwhile, lawmakers speaking in the meeting have stressed on making the sub-committees effective as such sub-committees were found reluctant. There are six sub-committees under the committee.
The committee president Sushil Kumar Shrestha shared that the inclusion bill should be endorsed soon as it was important to ensure the rights of these communities.
Similarly, the meeting has decided to write a letter to the government to submit the report of the National Human Rights Commission to the parliament.
The meeting has further decided to direct the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and Enforced Disappeared Commission to make them effective for managing the transitional justice.