President Launches report on media situation in Nepal
The President of Nepal is launched a new report on the media situation in Nepal, produced by IMS and the International Media Mission to Nepal, at a regional conference on media freedom in Kathmandu.
World Press Freedom Day 2009
UNESCO, jointly with the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) and the Federation of Nepali Journalists, convened a regional conference in Kathmandu (Nepal) on 3 and 4 May to observe World Press Freedom Day.
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- Unified CPN (Maoist)-aligned youth wing Young Communist League (YCL) cadres...
- Journalist Dayanidhi Bhatta, a correspondent for Janadisha Daily, has urged...
- Journalist were held and beaten up during the banda called by Dalit Network...
- During the Maoists' nation-wide protest against the cabinet decision last w...
- Miscreants attacked Sama Printers, the press that prints The Himalayan Time...
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YCL cadres misbehave with journalists Unified CPN (Maoist)-aligned youth wing Young Communist League (YCL) cadres misbehaved with journalist duo Labadev Dhungana, a reporter for Kantipur Daily and Kumar Ojha, an editor of 'Bartaman Samay' weekly in Panchthar, in the eastern part of Nepal...
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Death threat to journalist Journalist Dayanidhi Bhatta, a correspondent for Janadisha Daily, has urged various organizations to make efforts to save his life saying a group of unidentified persons has been issuing death threat to him and his family members since the last few days....
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Journalist beaten up and held Journalist were held and beaten up during the banda called by Dalit Network (DN), in Baglung, lies in the western part of Nepal on June 22. Banda was called by DN in a dispute that took place between dalit and non-dalit in connection with an issue of...
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Journalists attacked during protest During the Maoists' nation-wide protest against the cabinet decision last week to reverse the Maoist government's decision of sacking the army chief Rookmangu Katawal, several anti-press incident occurred on June 21.
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Miscreants attack press Miscreants attacked Sama Printers, the press that prints The Himalayan Times and Annapurna Post dailies at Bhaisipatti on June 22, Monday morning in Kathmandu.Those involved in the attack said that they carried the attack to protest against a news published...
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Newspaper Burned UCPN (Maoist) activists burnt Thursday's edition of thousands of copies of The Kathmandu Post (TKP) and Kantipur in Bhairahawa of Rupandehi district, lies in the western part of Nepal.
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Journalists beaten up by Security personnel Damodar Guragain, Journalist and Itahari Branch Chief of Aauzar daily, was severely beaten up by police personnel in Itahari chowk—lies in the eastern part of Nepal— at 9 PM at night on June 10.
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Journalist Beaten up Dilliraj pokharel, a correspondent for Avenues TV and Niranraj Bana, a camera person for the same station, were beaten up by the employees of Casino Venus in Kathmandu today at around 9 AM in the morning.
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Threat of severing to Journalist Young Communist League (YCL) carders in Lamjung district, lies in the western part of Nepal, threaten journalists to chop-down their bodies.
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Press Hit Hard by Banda During the banda called by Unified CPN (Maoist)'s youth wing Young Communist League (YCL) on June 15, journalists became the main target in Nepal.
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