Chitra Bahadur KC: Citizens forced to struggle for rights for long
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Kathmandu: Rastriya Janamorcha Chairperson Chitra Bahadur KC has commented on human rights issues.
Chairperson KC, also former Deputy Prime Minister, said that Nepali citizens were consistently struggling to achieve human rights. In his address to a program organized, on the occasion of the 75th International Human Rights Day, the leader said, ‘Nepali citizens are yet to secure their rights despite a long struggle.’
As he said, the high migration of Nepali youths is due to a lack of right to employment within the country.
‘Those who are indulged in violation of human rights are publicly advocating for human rights,’ he said and urged the government and citizens to be effortful to improve the status of human rights.
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