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Nepal: Stakeholders urged policymakers to pass cyber-related laws that promote free speech

A roundtable forum organised by Freedom Forum tackled pending cyber-related laws and their impact on freedom of expression.

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Ban on TikTok is a violation of the freedom granted by Nepal s Constitution

Various groups said the ban limits the opportunities of citizens to engage in online conversations and participate in the global digital community.

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Fifth self-regulatory body approved under IT Rules: What s the criteria for approval?

A new Self-Regulatory Body (SRB), Media9 Digital Media Foundation (MDMF), was approved by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB).

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FPJ Legal: Don t take coercive action under new IT Rules, Madras HC tells Centre

Next hearing on this would be on January 25.

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IT rules: Do not take coercive action against digital media firms, Madras High Court tells Centre

News organisations have opposed the rules, saying they will allow the government to directly control their content.

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