the socio-economic issues that have been inflicting structural violence in the society. - - Ensuring that justice is given to the victims of conflict by making the perpetrators accountable for their actions. construction of offices (public and private), buildings, hotels, hospital road, footpath, etc. to increase the accessibility of people with physical disability. - Influencing His Majesty’s Government policies to promote and protect access to opportunities for marginalized groups and promote ethnic languages. - Working with judiciary and professional bodies to improve the opportunity to receive fair trial. - Pursuing significant improvements in the penal system. - Bringing the profit and non-profit sectors under the purview of human rights standards. - Protecting equality rights of vulnerable groups such as elderly people, people with disability, Dalits, and minority indigenous people Chepang, Praja and Raute, etc. -, and protecting the culture and identity of indigenous communities. - Initiating a study on the effect of abuse of authority and its effect on human rights. Enforcing the Common Article 3 of the Geneva Convention and causing/facilitating domestication of international humanitarian law. - Actively engaging key stakeholders in dialogue and discussion to find a solution to the problem. - Monitoring of post-conflict situation. STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 2 To promote, monitor and enforce the guarantee of fundamental rights of the people with focus on the right to life, liberty, justice and equality. Key priorities will be: - 24 Causing changes in the existing legislation and in the practices to bring them in line with the fundamental rights to life, liberty and equality guaranteed by the Constitution and prevailing laws as well as by the international standards on human rights, irrespective of ratification or nonratification. This will include protection of citizens’ lives from torture, illegal arrests and detention, negligent practices and malpractices; ensuring administrative and punitive measures to address caste-based-discrimination; gender and sexual orientation based discrimination, discrimination faced by indigenous people, and discriminatory practice in wage system. Causing changes in the building codes governing Expected Results of SO 1. Legislation fully protects the right to life of the citizens from the state and non-state parties. 2. Full protection of fundamental rights. 3. Circumstances for receiving fair trial improved. 4. Significant improvements in the penal system and detention centres. 5. Legislation and codes protect people from discrimination and significant improvements in the enforcement of the laws. 6. Opportunities for marginalized groups to participate in politics and civil service enhanced. 7. Increase in the level of adherence to the fundamental rights by the Non-state parties.