National Human Rights Commission urges restraint as 14 dead in Gen Z protests
Summary
The National Human Rights Commission urges restraint following protests by Gen Z groups in Kathmandu where at least 14 people died amid police use of force during demonstrations against corruption and social media restrictions.
Key Points
- At least 14 people died during protests organised by Gen Z groups against corruption and social media ban.
- The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) urged authorities to exercise restraint in handling the protests.
- Protesters marched from Maitighar to New Baneshwar, trying to enter the Parliament building.
- The NHRC called for a thorough investigation and demanded relief and compensation for the victims' families.
