At least 13 dead after youth protests against Nepal social media ban
Summary
At least 13 people have died in Nepal during protests against a government ban on social media platforms like Facebook and YouTube. The demonstrations turned violent when protesters clashed with security forces near the parliament in Kathmandu. The government says it blocked social media to counter fake news and online fraud.Key Facts
- Thirteen people died and dozens were injured during protests in Nepal.
- The protests were against a government ban on platforms like Facebook and YouTube.
- Thousands of protesters gathered near Nepal's parliament in Kathmandu.
- Security forces used water cannons, batons, and rubber bullets.
- Demonstrators carried signs with slogans against government actions.
- A curfew was set up near parliament after protesters tried to enter restricted areas.
- Nepal blocked 26 social media platforms for not meeting registration requirements.
- Some platforms are now accessible after complying with the new rules.
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