(नेपालि / नेपाली) - जनताको लागि नीति परिचय

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तपाईंलाई नमस्कार र "जनताको लागि नीति" भन्ने मेरो परियोजनामा स्वागत छ। मेरो एकमात्र उद्देश्य भनेको कालो भर्मोन्टवासी, रंगीला व्यक्तिहरू, अपाङ्गता भएका बासिन्दा र अन्य कम प्रतिनिधित्व भएका समूहलाई हाम्रो विधायिका प्रक्रियामा सत्रको दौरान संलग्न गर्न मद्दत गर्नु हो। यो एक निःशुल्क सेवा हो र म तपाईंलाई वचन दिन्छु कि यसले हामीलाई प्रायः प्रक्रियाबाट बाहिर राख्ने धेरै अवरोधहरू हटाउन मद्दत गर्नेछ।


विधायिका गतिविधिमा पहुँच पाउन कठिन हुनु हुँदैन। यसका अतिरिक्त, तपाईंले आफ्नो आवाज सुन्नका लागि हरेक पटक राज्य भवन जानका लागि कामबाट बिदा लिनु पर्दैन (लोकप्रिय विश्वासको विपरीत: तपाईंलाई वास्तवमा आवश्यकता छैन)।


मैले यहाँ स्थानीय नीतिहरूको व्याख्या गर्न र तपाईंलाई तपाईंको जीवनशैलीसँग मेल खाने तरिकामा तपाईंको विचार व्यक्त गर्न प्रोत्साहन गर्न मद्दत गर्न आएको छु। यसबारेमा पछि थप जानकारी; तर अहिलेको लागि: कृपया जान्नुहोस् कि तपाईं प्रत्येक मंगलवारदेखि शुक्रबारसम्म तलका सेवाहरूको लागि भर पर्न सक्नुहुन्छ, जबसम्म विधायिका सत्र समाप्त हुँदैन।


हरेक मंगलवारदेखि शुक्रबारसम्म पाँच भाषामा (र पाँच संक्षिप्त बुलेट बुँदाहरू वा कम) सम्बन्धित विधायिका जानकारीको अनुवाद र व्याख्या। अहिलेका लागि, ती भाषाहरू हुन्: अंग्रेजी, स्पेनी, फ्रेन्च, नेपाली, र स्वाहिली।


नयाँ कानून वा परिवर्तनहरूको स्थिति अद्यावधिक, जसले तपाईंको दैनिक जीवनलाई प्रभावित गर्न सक्छ।


कहिलेकाहीं तस्वीर र ग्राफिक्स जसले तपाईंलाई जटिल कानूनी प्रस्तावहरू बुझ्नमा मद्दत पुर्याउन सक्छ।


तपाईंको आवाज कसरी साझा गर्न सकिन्छ भन्ने बारेमा व्याख्या, तपाईंले मंटपेलियरको यात्रा नगरी।


कृपया जान्नुहोस् कि तपाईंलाई लागू गरिएको "कानूनी स्थिति" चाहे जस्तो भए पनि, तपाईंको आवाज महत्त्वपूर्ण छ र तपाईंको सुन्ने अधिकार छ।


तपाईं हरेक मंगलवारदेखि शुक्रबारसम्म यहाँ ट्यून इन गर्न सक्नुहुन्छ:

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