How has the NHRC shown concern regarding the deaths of sanitation workers despite efforts to eradicate manual scavenging
The NHRC expressed concern over the deaths of sanitation workers despite steps taken to eradicate manual scavenging. Discuss the NHRC's perspective on this issue.
- The NHRC views the deaths of sanitation workers as a violation of their fundamental rights to life and dignity, despite legislative efforts to eradicate manual scavenging.
- They emphasize the need for strict enforcement of laws and policies to protect the safety and well-being of sanitation workers.
- The NHRC has called for better working conditions, proper safety equipment, and training for sanitation workers to prevent accidents and fatalities.
- They have highlighted the lack of monitoring and accountability in ensuring the welfare of sanitation workers, leading to continued deaths in the profession.
- The NHRC has urged authorities to take proactive measures to address the systemic issues that put sanitation workers at risk of harm.
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