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KATHMANDU: Rights groups on Thursday (Jul 31) urged Nepal to reverse a ban on the Telegram messaging app, calling the move a serious threat to freedom of expression and digital privacy. The Himalayan nation blocked access to the app on Jul 18, citing a rise in online fraud and money laundering. “The government’s ban is a serious human rights violation and a discriminatory decision,” said Taranath Dahal of Freedom Forum, a media freedom watchdog. “This shows the government can ban any platform without transparency, which is extremely concerning.” Freedom Forum was among more than two dozen organisations to release a…
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