Tag: Social Media Regulation
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Social Media Regulation: Curb Obscene Posts and Deepfakes
Cabinet Moves to Regulate Obscene Posts on Social Media In a political climate where social media has become the primary arena for public discourse, a coalition government has taken a significant step toward tightening oversight of obscene content online. On October 1, the cabinet issued directives to form a sub-committee tasked with studying actions to…
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Social Media Obscene Posts Spark Govt Action: Sub-Committee to Study Controls
Rising concerns over obscene posts and misinformation on social media In today’s fast-paced digital environment, social media has become a central arena for political discourse, but it also hosts obscene posts and manipulated content that can distort public perception. On October 1, 2025, the coalition government issued orders to form a cabinet sub-committee of five…
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Albanese Addresses UN General Assembly: A Call to Action
Albanese’s Vision for a United World In a powerful address to the UN General Assembly, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese appealed for global unity and cooperation in tackling pressing issues that transcend national borders. He highlighted the importance of building a world governed by rights and rules, urging nations to join together in fostering peace…
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Unrest in Nepal: Police Kill 17 Over Social Media Regulation
Tragic Events in Kathmandu Over Social Media Regulation On a fateful Monday, Kathmandu, the vibrant capital of Nepal, became the epicenter of a fierce conflict between authorities and citizens. The city erupted in protests following the government’s controversial decision to regulate social media platforms, which included major players like Facebook, X, and YouTube. The unrest…
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Tragedy in Kathmandu: Police Clash with Protesters Over Social Media Regulation
Protests Erupt in Kathmandu Over Social Media Regulations In a disturbing turn of events, the streets of Kathmandu, Nepal, witnessed significant unrest as demonstrators protested a government initiative aimed at regulating social media. The government’s move, which involved blocking access to major global platforms such as Facebook, X (formerly known as Twitter), and YouTube, sparked…