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The Ministry of Communication and Information Technology in Nepal directed providers to restrict access to platforms, leading to serious hindrance of journalists' work.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 5

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Ministry of Communication and Information TechnologyNepal Committee to Protect Journalists StatCounter

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Nepal
country in South Asia
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Committee to Protect Journalists
American nonprofit organization
- CPJ reported journalists were detained during protests, prompting Amnesty International to call for an investigation into abuses related to the ECI's work.Sun 08:07
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