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On the occasion of the 77th International Human Rights Day, the program was celebrated grandly under the slogan “Human Rights, Our Everyday Essentials” chaired by Santosh Acharya, Joint Secretary and Office Chief of the National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office and graced by the Chief of Lumbini Province as a Chief Guest.

A special program organized by the National Human Rights Commission Lumbini Province to celebrate the 25th anniversary and 26th foundation day of the National Human Rights Commission was concluded on Jestha 13, 2082. The program was held under the chairmanship of Hari Prasad Gyawali, Head of the Office of the National Human Rights Commission Lumbini Province.

On the auspicious occasion of the 76th International Human Rights Day, the National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province, in coordination with 26 non-governmental organizations, started the human rights morning from butwal highway intersection and reached hotel Marigold and organized an interactive program. Hari Prasad Gyawali, chief of the Office of the National Human Rights Commission Lumbini Province Office, inaugurated the programme by cutting the ribbon. A total of 350 women and men and transgender rights activists, law students, businessmen and general public participated in the prabhat pheri. Province Chief Krishna Bahadur Gharti Magar was the chief guest of the inter-dialogue programme while chiefs and representatives of various organizations of Butwal Sub-Metropolitan City were present.

The National Human Rights Commission warmly welcomes Nayab Subba Mr. Raj Narayan Kohar, who has been transferred from the Bagmati Province Office, Hetauda, Makwanpur, and has reported to the Lumbini Province Office, Butwal, and extends best wishes for a successful tenure. Date: 1st Falgun 2082, Friday.
On Magh 29, 2082, a 'Discussion and Interaction Program on Human Rights-Friendly Elections' was held with representatives of major political parties. The program included the participation of provincial-level leaders of major political parties. The representatives of the political parties emphasized that all parties must be responsible and committed to ensuring that the elections are conducted in a clean, fair, transparent, respectful, and friendly competitive environment.
On 28th Magh 2082 (Wednesday), an interaction and discussion program on 'Human Rights-Friendly Election' was held at the conference hall of the National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, Butwal, Rupandehi. The discussion focused on the question of how to conduct a human rights-friendly election. Additionally, speakers shared their views on the inclusion of human rights issues in the manifestos to be created by political parties and on social audits. Journalists/media personnel, human rights activists, and organizations observing the election emphasized that elections must be conducted in a free, fair, and fear-free environment while maintaining peace and order.
A welcome program was held on Magh 18, 2082, at the Lumbini Province Office, Butwal of the National Human Rights Commission to receive Human Rights Officer Mr. Deepak Thakur, who was transferred from Janakpur, and a farewell program was organized for Human Rights Officer Mr. Prithu Khatiwada, who has been transferred to the Central Office, Hariharbhawan, Lalitpur. Best wishes were extended for their successful tenure ahead
Some glimpses of the on-site monitoring carried out by the monitoring team of the National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, Butwal, on the candidacy registration process held today, Magh 6, 2082, for the House of Representatives member election to be held on Falgun 21, 2082.
A meeting of the Lumbini Province Level Working Group on Security Mechanisms for the Protection of Freedom of Expression was held on 14th Poush 2082 in Rapti Valley, Deukhuri, Dang, under the chairmanship of Mr. Santosh Acharya Joint Secretary of the Lumbini Province Office of the National Human Rights Commission. The meeting reviewed the state of freedom of expression in Lumbini Province and decided to provide necessary facilitation for forming rapid response teams in all districts of Lumbini Province.
Madhesh Human Rights Home (MAHURI-HOME) conducted a three-day training on human rights monitoring, documentation, and the capacity enhancement of human rights defenders for 36 young human rights activists from 12 districts of Lumbini Province from Mangsir 27 to 29, 2082 BS, in Bhaluwang, Ward No. 3, Shitganga Municipality, Arghakhanchi district. The training was facilitated by Santosh Acharya, Joint Secretary of the National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, and Human Rights Officer Ajit Kumar Thakur.
In the context of the 77th International Human Rights Day, celebrated with the slogan “Human Rights, Our Everyday Essentials”' an interactive program for human rights was organized by the Women Single Women Group, Lumbini Province, Nepal, on 25th Mangsir 2082.
The National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, Butwal, held a preparatory discussion meeting with the members of the Milijuli Neighborhood Development Committee regarding introduction and mutual cooperation with the local communities in this office area and to celebrate the 77th International Human Rights Day on 24th Mangsir 2082.
An interaction program with victims on issues of concern related to serious human rights violations such as torture, illegal detention, extrajudicial killings, and enforced disappearances, organized by the National Human Rights Commission Lumbini Province Office, Butwal, and the Human Rights and Justice Center.
Preparatory discussion meeting with various organizations to celebrate the 77th International Human Rights Day.
On Ashwin 4, 2082, the National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, Butwal, conducted separate discussion programs with the Nepal Journalists Association and legal professionals on the current state of human rights in Lumbini Province and contemporary issues.
On Ashwin 2, 2082, a discussion program on the current human rights situation and contemporary issues in Lumbini Province was held at the Lumbini Province Office of the National Human Rights Commission in Butwal.
The 'See You Again' program of Mr. Hari Prasad Gyawali, Under Secretary of this office, who has been transferred from the National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, Butwal, to the Commission's Central Office, Harihar Bhawan, Lalitpur, was successfully held. May his upcoming journey be successful and joyful.
The National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, Butwal, conducted continuous monitoring of the Gen Z movement and investigation of incidents of human rights violations that occurred during the movement.
We extend a warm welcome to Mr. Santosh Acharya, who has been appointed as the Joint Secretary at the Lumbini Province Office of the National Human Rights Commission in Butwal, and we wish him a successful tenure. Date: 20th Bhadra 2082, Friday
The farewell program for Nayab Subba Mr. Raj Kumar Bishwakarma, who has been transferred from the National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, Butwal, to the Karnali Province Branch Office, Jumla, has been held.
Students of Kathmandu School of Law on the School Teaching Program is coming during Educational Visit, Lumbini Province Officed, Butwal.
The third quarterly review program organized by the Central Office of the National Human Rights Commission was completed on 1st and 2nd of Jestha 2082.
Rupandehi: A team led by the Chief of The National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, Butwal, today inspected the bhairahawa-based prison in Rupandehi. During the monitoring, the human rights situation of the prisoners and the overall condition of the prison were observed. In the meantime, a meeting was also held with lawmaker Ravi Lamichhane to understand his condition.
Farewell program of office assistant Menuka Pokharel, who has been compulsorily retired. Office Assistant Mr. Menuka Pokharel has been serving the National Human Rights Commission with utmost duty and diligence and after 22 years of continuous service, he has compulsorily retired due to the age limit from March 29, 2081. We wish him a happy, active, healthy and happy retirement life and wish him continued progress.
National Human Rights Commission of Nepal - NHRC, Nepal and UNFPA Nepal jointly organized a training program on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) in Dhangadhi from March 25 to 27, 2081. Employees of the National Human Rights Commission, officials of various ministries of the Sudurpaschim Province government, officers of security agencies, officer-level employees of other government bodies and media persons were present on the occasion. The program concluded with a five-point Dhangadhi commitment to make maternal and reproductive health services safe, quality, accessible and accessible and address gender-based violence (GBV) in order to respect, protect and fulfill women's right to safe motherhood and reproductive health guaranteed by the Constitution of Nepal.
The National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, Butwal, has conducted on-site monitoring in various campuses of Lumbini Province in connection with the election of independent student union held in the affiliated and affiliated campuses of Tribhuvan University on 2081/12/05. In particular, on-site inspection has been carried out in the campuses of Rupandehi, Nawalparasi (Bardaghat Susta West) and Kapilvastu districts of Lumbini Province as well as through correspondence and telephone contact in Gulmi, Palpa and Arghakhanchi districts. In addition, the post-election period has also been kept under constant monitoring.
Under the chairmanship of National Human Rights Commission Secretary Murari Prasad Kharel, chief minister of Lumbini Province, human rights activists, legal experts, consumer interest protection workers, representatives of various organizations participated in a discussion program on the implementation of the action plan on business and human rights.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) expresses deep sorrow over the untimely and tragic demise of former member of the Commission, Prakash Wasti, on the 13th day of the year 2081 BS and extends heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members in this sad hour.
Speaking at the Lumbini Province Level Citizens' Conference 2081, Hari Prasad Gyawali, office chief of lumbini province office, Butwal, said that the civic space is shrinking due to lack of legal frameworks required to implement the economic, social and cultural authorities provided by the constitution of citizens at a time when civil liberties are shrinking day by day. The importance has increased, he said. Chief Minister of Lumbini Province Chet Narayan Acharya was the chief guest at the programme organized by NGO Federation Lumbini Province.
Human Rights Officer Suprina Chaudhary, who has been posted at the National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, was warmly welcomed at the Lumbini Province Office, Butwal.
National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, Butwal organized various programmes on the occasion of the upcoming International Human Rights Day. Collective discussion program of federation, civil society, various organizations/ organizations and professional organizations.
Discuss and network with civil society and human rights activists on contemporary issues of human rights for the protection, promotion, promotion, and advocacy of human rights. Raise our voice for rights, share information and work together for justice.
Discussion with civil society and human rights activists on contemporary issues of human rights
Human Rights Officer Deepak Thakur, who was transferred from The National Human Rights Commission Lumbini Province Office, Butwal, to the Commission's Madhes Province Office, Janakpurdham, met again. On behalf of the Lumbini Province Office of the Commission, we extend our heartfelt thanks and congratulations to Mr. Deepak Thakur for his contribution in the protection and promotion of human rights throughout Lumbini Province and wish him success in his stay and tenure in Madhes Province. National Human Rights Commission Lumbini Province Office Family.
Under-Secretary hari Prasad Gyawali was welcomed at the National Human Rights Commission Lumbini Province Office, Butwal today and the meeting was held with best wishes to accountant Krishna Prasad Adhikari, who has been transferred to the Commission's Gandaki Province Office, Pokhara.
Chief and Under-Secretary of The National Human Rights Commission,Lumbini Province Office, Butwal, Somnath Subedi, who was transferred from lumbini province office, Butwal, to the commission's central office, Harihar Bhawan, Lalitpur, met again. May the journey ahead there be successful and happy.National Human Rights Commission Lumbini Province Office Family.
Assistant First Mr. Raj Kumar B.K., who has been posted at the National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, was warmly welcomed at the Lumbini Province Office, Butwal.
Human Rights Officer Indrajit Sahani, who was transferred from The National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, Butwal to the Central Office of the Commission, met again.
The annual review meeting of the National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, Butwal for the fiscal year 2080/81 was held.
Human rights officers Prithu Khatiwada, Daivagya Raj Neupane and Ashish Shrestha, who have been posted at the National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, Butwal, were warmly welcomed at a special ceremony held at lumbini Province Office today.
Information Technology Assistant Mr. Arjun Khanal welcomed at National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office
Half-Yearly Review Meeting 2080/2081
Glimpses of the discussion program on coordination and cooperation with stakeholders in the protection and promotion of human rights.
The Proactive Disclosure of the activities carried out by the National Human Rights Commission, Lumbini Province Office, Butwal (Rupandehi) during the second quarter of the year 2082 (Kartik, Mangsir, and Poush) has been published.
Province Head

  • Santosh Acharya

    Joint Secretary

    Mobile: 9857044551

Information Officer

  • Deepak Thakur

    Human Rights Officer

    Mobile: 9848020215