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Nepalgunj, Dec 30 : National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) member Mohana Ansari pitched for the rights of both service providers and recipients.
At a discussion 'Trade and Human Rights' held at Nepalgunj on Sunday, she said the state should not let the law breakers go scot-free.
Human rights should be free for all, she asserted, adding, unequal treatment meted out to people is a big threat to the human rights.
On the occasion, Nepalgunj deputy mayor Uma Thapa Magar, NHRC Nepalgunj In-charge Chandrakanta Chapagain and Chief District Officer Kumar Bahadur Khadka, among others also made their remarks.
The discussion programme was attended by the entrepreneurs, employers and representatives from government and non-government organizations.
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