Nepal – 1st – forced labour

2.2 Business and Human Rights Implementation Action Plan

  1. 1. Protection
S.No.  ActivityResponsible agencyPartner agencyTimelinePerformance Indicator
2To review the laws related to abolition of forced labour.MOLESSMinistry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs (MOLJPA)/Trade Union/ Umbrella organisations of business sectorThird yearLaw reviewed
5To carry out study on the state of child labour, all kinds of discriminatory practices, and the right to association within the businessInstitute of policy studies)MOLESS Local level/Labour and Employment OfficeFirst yearStudy report
12To conduct awareness programs related to labour rights (prohibition of child labour, prohibition of forced labour, minimum wages/ benefits, holidays, social security, working hours, special rights of women and respect for labour, equal pay for equal work).Labour and employment offices/ local level/ employers/ trade unionProvincial government, organisations working in the field of human rights, civil societyContinu ousAwareness programmes on labour rights implemented in local levels
14To effectively implement the national master plan on prohibition of child labour (2075 2085)MOLESSMOICS, MOWCSCContinu ous from first yearAction plan implemented
23To carry out survey on child labour and discriminatory practices within the business sectorMOWCSCstakeholderFirst yearStudy report

2. Respect

55The party employing in daily wage labour to do so by signing a mandatory contract agreement with the workers.Employer/business enterprise/thematic association/federationTrade unionContinuousMandatory contract agreement with workers
  • 3. Remedy
106To address the problem of undocumented workers, workers in jail and those undergoing treatment in hospital after falling seriously ill in the destination countries through justified measures.Foreign employment board, department of foreign employment and foreign employ ment tribunalMOLESSContinuousProblem resolved