Not enough to eat: The Kathmandu Post
Nepal cannot falter on its most basic constitutional duty to adequately feed all its citizens.
Nepal cannot falter on its most basic constitutional duty to adequately feed all its citizens.
Whether it is outright violence, or a threat of rape or simply shaming them with an official notice, the blatant disregard for women's dignity is obvious, the writer laments.
industry insiders warn that the benefits of 5G will be constrained by the country's severe shortage of devices able to use it.
Police said the restaurant owner, believed to be the suspect, allegedly attacked contractors following a dispute over interior renovations.
On the website, which is based in Cyprus, viewers pay viewing fees and can also give gift money to support performers.
Without follow-up legislation to regulate procedures and guarantee safe access, women seeking abortions are left in a blind spot.
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