Rising corruption threat to good governance: Deputy Speaker Ranamagar
Summary
Deputy Speaker Indira Ranamagar highlights rising corruption and social inequality as threats to human rights and good governance in Nepal on the 77th Human Rights Day.
Key Points
- Deputy Speaker Indira Ranamagar states that corruption, poverty, social inequality, and gender-based violence undermine efforts to promote human rights in Nepal.
- Marginalized groups such as Dalits, Indigenous people, disabled persons, and those in remote areas face deprivation of rights.
- Nepal has guaranteed fundamental human rights in its constitution and aligned with international treaties on human rights.
- Effective governance requires coordination among all government tiers, focusing on inclusive democracy, rule of law, social justice, and political accountability.
