दैनिक जीवनका हक (धारा २५–३७)
सम्पत्तिको हक (२५), धार्मिक स्वतन्त्रताको हक (२६), सूचनाको हक (२७), गोपनीयताको हक (२८), शोषणविरुद्धको हक (२९), स्वच्छ वातावरणको हक (३०), शिक्षासम्बन्धी हक (३१), भाषा र संस्कृतिको हक (३२), रोजगारीको हक (३३), श्रमको हक (३४), स्वास्थ्यसम्बन्धी हक (३५), खाद्यसम्बन्धी हक (३६) र आवासको हक (३७)।
Rights That Shape Everyday Life
The next block covers property, belief, information, and the social and economic rights that affect daily living.
- Article 25 — Right relating to Property. Every citizen may acquire, own, sell and otherwise deal with property, subject to law.
- Article 26 — Right to Freedom of Religion. Everyone may profess and practise their own faith; but no one may convert another person from one religion to another.
- Article 27 — Right to Information. Every citizen may demand and receive information on any matter of public concern.
- Article 28 — Right to Privacy. The privacy of a person, their residence, property, documents, data and correspondence is inviolable.
- Article 29 — Right against Exploitation. No one may be exploited; trafficking, slavery, bonded labour and forced labour are prohibited.
- Article 30 — Right to Clean Environment. Every citizen has the right to live in a clean and healthy environment.
- Article 31 — Right relating to Education. Every citizen has the right to access basic education; basic education is compulsory and free, and secondary education is free.
- Article 32 — Right to Language and Culture. Every person and community may use and preserve their language, script and culture.
- Article 33 — Right to Employment. Every citizen has the right to employment.
- Article 34 — Right to Labour. Every worker has the right to fair labour practice, appropriate remuneration and to form trade unions.
- Article 35 — Right relating to Health. Every citizen has the right to free basic health services and equal access to health care.
- Article 36 — Right relating to Food. Every citizen has the right to food, and the right to be safe from a state of hunger (food sovereignty).
- Article 37 — Right to Housing. Every citizen has the right to appropriate housing.
Source: Constitution of Nepal, Articles 25–37 (Nepal Law Commission).
