Nepal human rights in history: Here are 6 key movements

Globally, December 10 is observed as the Human Rights Day every year after the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on this day in 1948. This day is celebrated to promote equality, peace, justice, freedom, and the work for the protection of human dignity irrespective of their race, colour, religion, sex, language, or social status.

But, every now and then, human rights have been violated, and to restore them, people have staged arduous protests and several human rights movements. In the context of Nepal as well, many such protests and human rights movements have been conducted.