February 15, 2018, Nepalgunj
National Alliance for Human Rights and Social Justice–Nepal (Human Rights Alliance) completed its Seventh National Council Meeting in Nepalgung on February 15, 2018. The meeting was collaboratively hosted by Province 5 and 6 committees. In the meeting, Central Committee Members and Secretariat Committee Members, Advisory Committee Members and other representatives from all seven provinces and district chapters were present. Additionally, National Conference of Human Rights Defenders was also organized on the occasion.
The meeting was chaired by Min Bahadur Shahi, Chairperson of Human Rights Alliance. The chief guest of the Council was Bijay Subba PhD. in-charge of Human Rights Alliance. In the program, members from Central Committee, members from district chapters, members of advisory committee and some observers were present.
In the meeting, proposed Bylaw amendment was endorsed. Along with this, presented Provincial Executive Committee Procedure 2074 also was in discussion.
Furthermore, plan of action was presented by each province representative concerning with immediate activities to be carried out for organizational and programmatic improvement of the Alliance at provincial and district levels.
The meeting passed all previous decisions that were decided by the secretariat meetings conducted after sixth Council Meeting. Annual Report prepared by Dr. Padma Prasad Khatiwada, General Secretary of Human Rights Alliance was passed by the meeting. Similarly, financial report was presented by Mr. Bidur Subedi, Vice-Chairperson of Human Rights Alliance, on behalf of Treasurer of the organization was also passed in the Council.
The Council meeting facilitated with congratulation note to Dr. Sarbha Raj Khada, former General Secretary and founder member of Human Rights Alliance and current Advisor for being elected as coordinator of FIAN International. The meeting acknowledged the elected person who were in central, province and district committee of Human Rights Alliance.
The meeting also expressed condolence and sympathy to the demised ones and families who have been directly or indirectly associated with the Alliance and discussing about the current issues concerned with human rights and social justice in the country.