Nepal

  on January 21, 2014
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Greetings from Nepal!

We really enjoyed the Monitoring Day though the monitors have been located in various places of Nepal. We couldn't monitor Nepali media in one place, it was done in 9 places of the country. As a Coordinator, I made and received very many calls from the monitors throughout the country. Most of the monitors are media and women rights activists in the districts. Due to the electricity loadshedding, recording of television news became really tough, anyway we managed it.

Manju Thapa, ASMITA, Kathmandu, Nepal

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January 21, 2014
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