Amnesty International publishes election charter calling on parties to prioritise human rights
Summary
Amnesty International has published a 10-point human rights charter urging Nepal's political parties to prioritize human rights and the rule of law in the upcoming March 5 general elections.
Key Points
- Amnesty International launched a 10-point human rights charter ahead of Nepal's March 5 general elections.
- The charter calls for political parties to place human rights and the rule of law at the center of their election commitments.
- It outlines recommendations addressing areas such as freedom of assembly, expression, non-discrimination, and justice for past violations.
- The charter urges the next government to confront past human rights abuses, end ongoing violations, and ensure rights are fully respected and protected.
