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Link to: Nepalese journalist assaulted by Maoist Party supporters

Nepalese journalist assaulted by Maoist Party supporters

A journalist was assaulted by Maoist Party supporters in Kathmandu while another reporter was attacked by agitated hospital employees in eastern Nepal.

Link to: Protesting Tibetan refugees arrested in Nepal

Protesting Tibetan refugees arrested in Nepal

Nepalese police arrested four Tibetan refugees who had gathered in Kathmandu to protest and commemorate a Tibetan monk who died after self-immolating.

Link to: Nepalese rights defender attacked, Maoist supporters suspected

Nepalese rights defender attacked, Maoist supporters suspected

Nepalese rights defender Yadav Bastola was attacked by four unidentified persons over his commentary on human rights violations committed during the insurgency period.

Link to: Nepalese journalist’s murderer sentenced to life in prison

Nepalese journalist’s murderer sentenced to life in prison

Four of the accused in the murder of Nepalese journalist Yadav Poudel have received prison sentences.

Link to: Nepalese editor threatened over story on corruption

Nepalese editor threatened over story on corruption

The editor of the Sanghu weekly received a death threat after reporting on corruption and the role of the general secretary of the Nepal Federation of Indigenous Nationalities.

Link to: Political appointment to Nepalese film board raises concern

Political appointment to Nepalese film board raises concern

In recent weeks, Nepalese filmmakers and producers have been staging a peaceful protest calling for an autonomous Film Development Board and other changes to the film industry.

FNJ and other journalists' groups protest against impunity and the pressure on Dailekh local authorities to stop a probe into the 2004 murder of reporter Dekendra Thapa, Kumar Shrestha/DEMOTIX

Charges laid in 2004 murder of Nepalese journalist; media safety concerns persist

Since the arrest of five accused in the 2004 murder of journalist Dekendra Thapa, the Nepalese media has come under attack from supporters of the ruling Maoist party for covering the investigation and protesting the alleged government interference.

Link to: Concern over growing threats to Nepalese journalists

Concern over growing threats to Nepalese journalists

Supporters of the ruling UCPN-Maoist party, angered over the arrest of some of their members for a journalist’s murder, have issued warnings against other journalists in the district of Dailekh, Nepal.

Link to: Nepalese media targeted for covering journalist’s murder case

Nepalese media targeted for covering journalist’s murder case

Members and supporters of two Maoist parties have issued death threats against Nepalese reporters covering the recent arrests in a journalist murder case.

Link to: Five suspects arrested in Nepalese journalist’s 2004 murder

Five suspects arrested in Nepalese journalist’s 2004 murder

Five of the eight individuals allegedly involved in the 2004 abduction and subsequent killing of Nepalese journalist Dekendra Thapa were arrested on 4 January 2013.

Link to: Nepalese reporters threatened by political party supporters

Nepalese reporters threatened by political party supporters

Nepalese journalist Jivan Sharma received a death threat after reporting on extortion at a school while journalist Harihar Singh Rathaur was threatened for covering a story on forest encroachment by political party members.

Link to: Political party supporters attack editor, vandalise media house in Nepal

Political party supporters attack editor, vandalise media house in Nepal

Some 30 assailants, who later claimed to belong to the Shiva Sena Nepal political party, stormed the offices of a media publishing house, assaulted some of the staff and questioned them about photographs published in a weekly paper.

Link to: Nepalese journalists come under fire over critical reports

Nepalese journalists come under fire over critical reports

A Nepalese journalist was threatened by a government minister’s secretary while another journalist was grilled by police over a critical report.

Link to: Senior police officer threatens Nepalese TV reporter

Senior police officer threatens Nepalese TV reporter

Upendra Thakur, a reporter with Kantipur Television in Nepal, received a death threat from a senior police official while reporting on a human rights violation.

Link to: Nepalese journalists receive death threats over news reports

Nepalese journalists receive death threats over news reports

Nepalese reporter Dinesh Thapa received a death threat over a story about the acquisition of citizenship certificates, while Rishiram Poudyal was threatened after reporting on gold smuggling.

Link to: Nepalese journalist threatened over timber smuggling report

Nepalese journalist threatened over timber smuggling report

A Nepalese journalist received a death threat from a timber entrepreneur while members of a party’s student wing were angered over media reports and set fire to a number of newspapers.