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Cybercrimes in Nepal have become more sophisticated and organised
When it comes to cybercrimes, it’s not just about passing a few laws. A big part of the solution lies in having strong regulatory systems and institutions.
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Cyber bureau warns internet users of rising cases of phishing
Scammers send alerts to create a false sense of urgency, prompting users to click the link and enter their one time password (OTP).
Valley toxic air is choking street dogs, too
Air pollution, seasonal changes increase respiratory, gastrointestinal problems in animals.
The working women battling the odds, constantly pushing boundaries
Nepali society is hostile to women. The Post brings out the struggles of some to them.
Nepal’s glaciers are retreating faster than ever
Many global leaders still dismiss climate change as a hoax, believing glacier melt is a natural process unrelated to human activity.
Asia faces coordinated attack from anti-rights and anti-gender movements
Time has come to think about whether the queer movement has relied too much on USAID and other global sources of funding.
Scrap vendors warn of protest if government ignores concerns
Collectors are against KMC’s recent crackdown on scrap collection and storage in residential areas.
Calls grow for external probe into Sangroula’s reported sexual misconduct, homophobia
Current and former students accusing him see bias in the probe committee formed by Kathmandu School of Law.
Sexual misconduct allegations surface at one of Nepal’s top law schools
Kathmandu School of Law chief Sangroula says the allegations aim to defame him.
Social media bill needs to be revised to uphold global human rights principles
Freedom of expression protects all forms of information, regardless of the truth or falsehood of the content.
E-governance board introduces blueprint for digital transformation
Plan proposes the establishment of several institutions to strengthen Nepal’s digital infrastructure.
Chure activists decry land ordinance
They claim it paves the way for encroachment of millions of hectares of Tarai forest land.
Limited slots at government daycare centres leave working mothers without support
The daycare at Singha Durbar prioritises permanent staff, leaving contractual civil servant mums at a disadvantage.
Women Commission’s helpline struggles to meet demand amid rising cases
Survivors of gender-based violence in Nepal often face an uphill battle navigating the country’s complex support system.
Experts highlight pressing issues of Nepal’s queer community
At a discussion organised by the Post, queer activists discuss the barriers members of the community are facing to access their rights and media representation of queer issues.
