How Nepal’s consumer protection really works
Consumers enjoy the right to be informed about the price, quality and quantity, standard and composition of goods and services, including detailed disclosure of ingredients and formulation by the producers, importers or sellers.
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How Nepal’s consumer protection really works
Consumers enjoy the right to be informed about the price, quality and quantity, standard and composition of goods and services, including detailed disclosure of ingredients …
Gaps persist in consumer protection rights despite laws and inspections
Despite regular monitoring, authorities still find similar violations. Consumer courts remain limited to Kathmandu, which has lacked leadership since August.
Judges’ Society flags factless criticism as risk to justice
The Society urged for an assessment of judicial performance vis-à-vis available resources, infrastructure and human capacity to determine whether delays and case backlogs stem from …
How Nepal’s women with disabilities are left behind
Women with disabilities face layered challenges during menstruation, from inaccessible toilets and long-term health risks to social stigma rooted in misconceptions about their sexuality
NPL Season 2: Cricket returns amid glory, controversy, and governance woes
As the ‘Festival of Himalayas’ begins, ticket hikes, opaque finances, and past fan attacks under racial pretext cast a shadow over Nepal’s flagship cricket league.
PM Karki’s challenges and dilemmas
Nepal’s interim administration faces a delicate transition. At the centre is its interim leader PM Sushila Karki with mounting pressures stemming from her own biases, …
Growing communal clashes in Nepal’s southern plains: A timeline
Durga Puja festivities in Janakpurdham and Banke escalated into violence, revealing a recurring cycle of communal clashes in Nepal’s plains.
While recent and even past Supreme Court ruling underscores the importance of privacy, Nepal’s privacy law has also stepped up with protections for personal data, …
The current trends include photo mutilation, revenge porn, ransomware attack, defamation imposter and online financial scam, among others.
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