Four Serious Problems in Nepal's Human Rights: US Report
The annual US HR report terms impunity, threats against media, arbitrary arrest, and lengthy pretrial detention as serious problems.
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The annual US HR report terms impunity, threats against media, arbitrary arrest, and lengthy pretrial detention as serious problems.
Nepal's media are "strong" in freedom, but "weak" in credibility and security, says the annual Global Integrity report.
Nepal's ranking on CPJ's Impunity Index is "one of the world's worst for press."
As Nepal Telecom celebrates its sixth anniversary, one insider, Vishwa Nath Goel, asks what to do with the billions in yearly surplus.
Suicide, not child-birth complications, is the #1 cause of death among Nepali women of reproductive age, a year-long study says.
What an IPCC report distorted on the Himalayan glaciers, and what next?
Clear priorities are required in Nepal, says a ICG report: Start with prosecution of the most serious conflict-era cases.
Hardened positions have seriously eroded the common middle ground in Nepal, the latest UN report says.
Asia, after the Americas, is the riskiest for journalists- chiefly Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Nepal, says a RSF round-up for 2009.
One of Nepal's foremost environmental journalists, Navin Singh Khadka, responds on climate change journalism.
Sharing, not hoarding knowledge, is the need of the times, writes Binita Shrestha.
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