Police recently sparked widespread condemnation by entering several newsrooms and detaining journalists to question them about the sources of their investigative reports. Critics and media organizations described the unauthorized actions as an autocratic violation of press freedom that bypasses the legal authority of the Press Council of Nepal.
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Police recently sparked widespread condemnation by entering several newsrooms and detaining journalists to question them about the sources of their investigative reports. Critics and media organizations described the unauthorized actions as an autocratic violation of press freedom that bypasses the legal authority of the Press Council of Nepal.
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