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After Mass Nepal Prison Break, 1 Inmate Knocks To Get Back In. Here's Why
At least 15,000 prisoners escaped from more than two dozen prisons across Nepal after mass jailbreaks as Gen-Z protestors took to the streets to protest against corruption and the government's ban on several social media apps
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Nepal Protest Highlights: Sushila Karki Sworn In As Interim PM, Gen Z Protests Leave 51 Dead
At least 51 people were killed during violent anti-corruption protests in Nepal this week, police said Friday in an updated toll, as the full scale of chaos that toppled the government emerges, AFP reported.
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Nepal's Former Chief Justice Picked By Gen Z To Lead Talks With Army
The former Chief Justice of Nepal, Sushila Karki, will be the representative of the Gen Z protesters for the negotiations with the Army. This was the decision of the protesters after a marathon 6-hour meeting this evening.
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India-Nepal Border On Alert, Army Deployed At Embassy In Kathmandu
India has tightened security along its border with Nepal amid violent, youth-led protests against a social media ban and corruption in the neighbouring Himalayan country, where Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has resigned under public pressure.
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Ex Nepal PM Bleeds, Sits Helplessly On Field After Army Rescues Him, Wife
Amid violent anti-corruption protests in Nepal that continued for the second day, the country's ex-Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba and his wife, Arzu Rana Deuba, the foreign minister, were assaulted by protesters.
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Nepal Protest Live Updates: Nepal's Former Chief Justice Picked By Gen Z To Lead Talks With Army
Nepal Protest Live Updates: In Nepal, demonstrations against the short-lived social media ban and corruption grew increasingly violent on Tuesday, with protesters setting government buildings and politicians’ homes on fire.
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Facebook Bans All Myanmar Military-Linked Accounts and Advertisements Following Coup-Induced Violence
Facebook announced it was banning all accounts linked to Myanmar’s military as well as ads from military-controlled companies in the wake of the army’s seizure of power on February 1.
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Officer Files Plea Against Social Media Ban For Army Officials
A senior rank officer of the Indian Army Monday approached the Delhi High Court challenging a recent policy banning armed forces officials from using social networking platforms like Facebook and Instagram.
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After Mass Nepal Prison Break, 1 Inmate Knocks To Get Back In. Here's Why
At least 15,000 prisoners escaped from more than two dozen prisons across Nepal after mass jailbreaks as Gen-Z protestors took to the streets to protest against corruption and the government's ban on several social media apps
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Nepal Protest Highlights: Sushila Karki Sworn In As Interim PM, Gen Z Protests Leave 51 Dead
At least 51 people were killed during violent anti-corruption protests in Nepal this week, police said Friday in an updated toll, as the full scale of chaos that toppled the government emerges, AFP reported.
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Nepal's Former Chief Justice Picked By Gen Z To Lead Talks With Army
The former Chief Justice of Nepal, Sushila Karki, will be the representative of the Gen Z protesters for the negotiations with the Army. This was the decision of the protesters after a marathon 6-hour meeting this evening.
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India-Nepal Border On Alert, Army Deployed At Embassy In Kathmandu
India has tightened security along its border with Nepal amid violent, youth-led protests against a social media ban and corruption in the neighbouring Himalayan country, where Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has resigned under public pressure.
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Ex Nepal PM Bleeds, Sits Helplessly On Field After Army Rescues Him, Wife
Amid violent anti-corruption protests in Nepal that continued for the second day, the country's ex-Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba and his wife, Arzu Rana Deuba, the foreign minister, were assaulted by protesters.
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Nepal Protest Live Updates: Nepal's Former Chief Justice Picked By Gen Z To Lead Talks With Army
Nepal Protest Live Updates: In Nepal, demonstrations against the short-lived social media ban and corruption grew increasingly violent on Tuesday, with protesters setting government buildings and politicians’ homes on fire.
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Facebook Bans All Myanmar Military-Linked Accounts and Advertisements Following Coup-Induced Violence
Facebook announced it was banning all accounts linked to Myanmar’s military as well as ads from military-controlled companies in the wake of the army’s seizure of power on February 1.
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Officer Files Plea Against Social Media Ban For Army Officials
A senior rank officer of the Indian Army Monday approached the Delhi High Court challenging a recent policy banning armed forces officials from using social networking platforms like Facebook and Instagram.
