Vice President Yadav Stresses Equal Representation for Marginalized Communities
Summary
Vice President Ram Sahay Prasad Yadav has called for equal representation and access to state resources for indigenous and marginalized communities, saying inclusivity must be implemented in practice. He also urged the protection of indigenous languages, culture, and traditional knowledge as Nepal marks World Indigenous Peoples' Day.
Key Points
- Ram Sahay Prasad Yadav said marginalized and indigenous communities must have proportional representation and equal access to state policies, resources, and decision-making.
- He stressed that inclusivity should move beyond slogans and be implemented in education, health, employment, and governance.
- Yadav said Nepal's diversity and federal democratic republican system depend on unity, social harmony, and practical implementation of constitutional rights.
- He highlighted indigenous traditional knowledge as important for climate balance and called for preserving language, culture, and originality for the next generation.
