accidents, suicide, murder, lack of medical treatment and medicines, diarrhea etc. Patients are dying untimely due to unavailability of timely medical treatment. Migrant workers involved in the foreign land also die due to various reasons. Due to the Covid 19 pandemics, Nepali people died due to lack of emergency ward, oxygen, ventilator and medicines. 2.2.2 Right to Health Article 35 of the Constitution of Nepal provides the right to health. The Commission has been extensively monitoring on the issues like health services and the impact upon health services during the Covid - 19 pandemic in collaboration and coordination with Nepal Bar Association, Federation of Nepali Journalists and the NGO Federation including other human rights organizations through the central, provincial and district level human rights monitoring committees. The monitoring shows that due to lack of regular treatment at Corona special hospitals people often denied their right to regular treatment, some patients have even died because they were obliged to return from the hospital gates without a medical examination, ambulance drivers and cleaners have been forced to perform hazardous work without necessary safety equipment and difficulty has been created to the chronically ill patients due to unavailability of the regular treatment and medicines during lock down periods. Due to the lockdown and the prohibition order, the daily lives of the common people had become difficult and businesses were paused which made the daily life of the common people pathetic. The data shows that the number of women going to the hospital for delivery during the lockdown period has decreased. 2.2.3. Women's Rights In line with the inclusion and principle of proportional representation of the Constitution, the participation of women in various sectors of society including politics and administration has increased. Laws, policies and structures have been made to control the violence against women. However, due to the prevailing customs, discrimination and gender-based violence in the society the economic, social, cultural and educational status of women has not been improved qualitatively. Women have been found to be victims due to Jhuma, Chhaupadi, dowry and tilak customs, child marriage, domestic violence and accusations of witchcraft. Failure to bring dowry has led to whippings, evictions and even death. Incidents such as sex selective abortion, rape, sexual abuse, and acid attack are also on taking place. Sixth Strategic Plan 2021-2026 11