National Human Rights Commission Submits Report on Genji Movement Violations
Summary
The National Human Rights Commission reported human rights violations during the Genji movement implicating former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and others, recommending legal action under constitutional provisions and Supreme Court precedents.
Key Points
- The National Human Rights Commission reported human rights violations during the Genji movement on August 23-24 involving former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and others.
- The commission recommended government action against these individuals under Article 249, Sub-section 2 (c) of the Constitution.
- Citing a Supreme Court precedent, the commission noted the possibility of prosecuting human rights violations through new laws on crimes against humanity.
- Several individuals including former ministers and public figures have been named for investigation and action if found guilty.
