Civil Society Leaders Warn Against Potential Curtailment of Rights in Constitution Amendment
Summary
Civil society leaders in Kathmandu warn that constitutional amendments could curtail citizens' rights including those related to freedom, equality, and social justice.
Key Points
- Civil society leaders warn the constitution amendment process may curtail citizens' fundamental rights.
- The Democratic NGO Federation organized a program highlighting concerns over constitutional reforms infringing on rights.
- Women's rights activists call for amendments to strengthen women's rights rather than weaken them.
- Rights activists urge maintaining freedoms such as union formation and full implementation of children's rights as per the constitution.
