www.lawcommission.gov.np whether any such treaty or an agreement to which Nepal is already a party has been implemented, and in case it is found not to have been implemented, to make recommendation to the Government of Nepal for its implementation; (h) To publish, in accordance with law, the names of the officials, persons or bodies who have failed to observe or implement any recommendations or directives made or given by the National Human Rights Commission in relation to the violations of human rights, and record them as violators of human rights. (3) In discharging its functions or performing its duties, the National Human Rights Commission may exercise the following powers: (a) To exercise all such powers as of a court in respect of the summoning and requiring the presence of any person before the Commission and seeking and recording his or her information or statements or depositions, examining evidence and producing exhibits and proofs; (b) On receipt of information by the Commission in any manner that a serious violation of human rights has already been committed or is going to be committed, to search any person or his or her residence or office, enter such residence or office without notice, and, in the course of making such search, take possession of any document, evidence or proof related with the violation of human rights; (c) In the event of necessity to take action immediately on receipt of information that the human rights of any person are being violated, to enter any government office or any other place without notice and rescue such person; (d) To order for the provision of compensation in accordance with law to any person who is a victim of the violations of human rights. (4) The National Human Rights Commission may so delegate any of its functions, duties and powers to the Chairperson of the Commission, any of its Members or a government employee as to be exercised and complied with subject to the specified conditions. 139