Kathmandu, May 1 : Speaker Agni Prasad Sapkota has called upon the collective efforts of working-class community for the practical implementation of the labour rights mentioned in the constitution.
In a message today on the occasion
of 133rd International Labour Day, Speaker Sapkota has shared his readiness to
ensure opportunities to the labourers by linking agriculture to labour and
education to production.
In his message, Speaker Sapkota has
recalled the contributions and sacrifices made by labourers for the cause of the progressive transformation of the Nepali society.
Saying that hundreds of thousands
of workers are rendered jobless at home and foreign migrant workers are forced
to return home for losing jobs in their countries of destination due to the
impacts of the COVID pandemic in the past two years, Speaker Sapkota has hoped
that such trend would come to an end soon.
The rights of the working-class
people and labourers have been included in the Constitution of Nepal by
recognising the special contributions of the working class people, according to
Sapkota.