Fake police emails being used to dupe, intimidate people
These emails accuse recipients of crimes in an attempt to blackmail and defraud them, Nepal Police warns.
These emails accuse recipients of crimes in an attempt to blackmail and defraud them, Nepal Police warns.
There’s an increasing tendency to seek diagnosis and remedies online, but it’s fraught with danger as experts point out social media use as a problem in itself.
A national framework may define the policy but the policy must reach every single child. So the provinces, the municipalities, the village councils—they all need to come together.
Having AI in daily life has opportunities and challenges, particularly in cybersecurity and digital education.
After waging legal battles for nearly two decades, Nepali law and society have accepted the LGBTIQA+ community. The second phase of the movement centres on ensuring equality in economic, health, and education opportunities.
As part of a national campaign and in order to meet the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, stakeholders reaffirm their commitment to ending underage marriages by 2030.
One in four young people in Nepal experience online intimate partner violence, a recent research shows.
Stakeholders stress arrangements of designated stops for those with disabilities.
Nepali queer rights activists say they are determined to fight back any potential regressive US policies and vow to continue advocacy.
Social stigma remains a major barrier to accessing healthcare, including their sexual and reproductive health rights.
Nearly 50 percent of women who experience domestic violence show symptoms of anxiety and depression, according to a recent research. Experts call for proper integrated framework for registering emotional abuse.
Data from Cyber Bureau reveals a surge in cybercrimes, particularly electronic transaction frauds, over the past few years.
At their best, Panchayats work as excellent community reconciliation mechanisms but they can also be biased, with the influential members exercising most power.
Lubhoo Dhaa Khala has been raising a new generation of Newari women musicians, in what is a welcome break for a domain traditionally preserved for men.
Patients often reach hospital in critical condition with haemoglobin levels dangerously low.