Taka Rede Sosial 26 ! Povu Nepal Halo Asaun Kontra Parlamentu & Governu
Imajem : Povu Nepal halo manifestasaun hasoru nia governu tanba taka rede social no halo korupsaun, Nepal, 08/09/2025. Photo : KSA Expats
SAP News TL, Nepal : Relasional ho polítika governu taka rede sosial hamutuk 26, povu halo manifestasaun boot iha Nepal liliu iha sidade Kathmandu, Biratnagar, Bharatpur no Pokhara hamosu violênsia hodi rezulta joven ida mate no barak sofre kanek.
Manifestasaun ne’e akontese tanba Governu deside atu taka plataforma rede sosial 26 sira hanesan Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, X, Reddit, LinkedIn no sira seluk tanba lakohi rejistu tuir regulamentu foun.
Manifestante sira manifesta sira-nia preokupasaun ho sloganu hanesan : “halakon korupsaun”, “Labele taka rede sosial” no “Juventude kontra korupsaun”, no husu transparensia no responsabilidáde makaer ukun sira-nian.
Manifestante sira halo konfrontu ho Polísia, ikus mai autoridade segurança uza gas lakrimojéniu, tanan bee, balun rubber no baton hodi satan situasaun ne’ebe manas durante manifestasaun.
Bazeia ba publikasaun hosi Reuters haktuir “Ema ida mate bainhira polísia nepalés tiru gás lakrimojéniu no kilat-musan borracha hodi halakon joven sira ne’ebé tenta tama iha parlamentu durante protestu ida iha loron-segunda hasoru enserramentu hosi mídia sosiál sira no alegadu korrupsaun governamentál”. Haktuir média Reuters, Kathmandu, 08/09/2025. Sita TV Estatais Nepal.
Governu hatete katak utilizadór sira hosi mídia sosiál ho ID falsu sira habelar diskursu ódiu no notísia falsu sira, no komete fraude no krime sira seluk liuhosi plataforma balu.
Autoridade sira impoin restrisaun ida iha aredór edifísiu parlamentu nian hafoin manifestante sira tenta tama iha lejislatura hodi harahun barikada polísia nian.
“Ema ida mate no liu 50 hetan kanek iha problema ne’e”, haktuir hosi televizaun estatál Nepal. Enkuantu, media lokál sira fó sai katak pelumenus ema na’in neen maka mate.
Manifestante barak hetan kanek no lori ba ospitál ida ne’ebé besik, hatete hosi sasin ida hosi Reuters. Grupu ida hosi manifestante sira hapara veíkulu seguransa nian ida ne’ebé la’o ba parlamentu no ambulánsia ida hetan sunu.
Ekram Giri, porta-vós ida hosi parlamentu Nepal nian, hatete katak manifestante balun tama iha resintu parlamentu nian maibé la to’o iha edifísiu prinsipál tanba Polísia duni sai no halibur iha estrada.
“Ami impoin ona restrisaun ida ne’ebé sei vigora nafatin to’o tuku 10 kalan oras lokál hodi kontrola situasaun hafoin manifestante sira hahú sai violentu,” Muktiram Rijal informa
“Polísia hetan orden atu uza kanun bee nian, ai-tonka no kilat-musan borraxa nian hodi kontrola ema lubun”.Rijal hatete.
Protestu ne’ebé hanesan mós sira organiza iha Biratnagar no Bharatpur iha planísie súl nian no iha Pokhara. Antes ne’e, iha loron-segunda, Polísia hapara joven rihun resin, inklui estudante ne’ebé ho sira-nia farda eskola nian la’o ba edifísiu parlamentu nian, iha ne’ebé la permite halo manifestasaun.
Manifestante sira lori bandeira nasionál no kartaun sira ho slogan sira hanesan “Taka korupsaun no la’ós meiu komunikasaun sosiál sira”, “retira lei ne’ebé bandu ba meiu komunikasaun sosiál sira”, no “Joven sira hasoru korupsaun”, bainhira sira marxa liuhosi Katmandu.
Vizuál sira iha televizaun hatudu manifestante sira balun soe projétil ba polísia sira ne’ebé hatais roupa anti-motin no halibur iha fatin ida, enkuantu suar hosi gás lakrimojéniu nakonu iha dalan. Manifestante sira mós dudu hasoru barikada polísia nian no hamonu sira.
Ema barak iha nasaun Himalaia hanoin katak korrupsaun buras, no Primeiru-Ministru K.P. Sharma Oli hetan krítika hosi adversáriu sira tanba la kumpri nia promesa sira.
Nepal deside taka mídia sosiál ne’e akontese bainhira governu sira iha mundu tomak, inklui EUA, UE, Brazil, Índia, Xina no Austrália, foti medida sira hodi hametin supervizaun ba mídia sosiál no Big Tech tanba preokupasaun ne’ebé aumenta kona-ba kestaun sira hanesan informasaun sala, privasidade dadus, prejuízu online no seguransa nasionál.
Krítiku sira hatudu katak medida sira-ne’e barak maka iha risku atu hapara espresaun livre, maibé reguladór sira hatete katak presiza kontrolu ne’ebé rigorozu liu hodi proteje utilizadór sira no prezerva orden sosiál. Enkuantu tuir dadus ema besik 90% hosi ema millaun 30 iha Nepal mak oras ne’e utiliza internet.
Relatoriu kona-ba vítima mate seidauk hanesan tanba midia estadu hatete ema 1 mate, maibé fonte seluk, inklui média internasional balun sita to’o ona ema na’in 14 mak mate. Ema limanulu resin hetan kanek.
Juventude Gen Z haree rede sosial hanesan lian ida ba edukasaun, servisu no liberdade atu ko’alia. Povu Nepal konsidera Governu nia desizaun atu taka plataforma sira ne’e hanesan tentativu atu taka lian povu kona-ba korupsaun, nepotizmu no lideransa politika ne’ebé la transparente.
Imajem : Asaun demonstrasaun hasoru Governu no Parlamentu Nepal
English :
Close Social Networks & Against Corruption ! Nepali People Protest Against Government
SAP News, Nepal : Related to the government’s policy to close 26 social networks, people held large demonstrations in Nepal especially in the cities of Kathmandu, Biratnagar, Bharatpur and Pokhara caused violence resulting in one young man killed and many injured.
The demonstration happened because the government decided to close 26 social networking platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, X, Reddit, LinkedIn and others because they do not want to register under the new regulations.
The protesters expressed their concerns with slogans such as: “eliminate corruption”, “Do not close social networks” and “Youth against corruption”, and called for transparency and accountability of those in power.
Protesters clashed with police, eventually security authorities used tear gas, water cannons, some rubber and batons to defuse the heated situation during the demonstration.
According to Reuters, “One person was killed when Nepali police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse young people trying to enter parliament during a protest on Monday against the closure of social media and alleged government corruption. According to Reuters media, Kathmandu, 08/09/2025. Quote State TV Nepal.
The government says social media users with fake IDs spread hate speech and fake news, and commit fraud and other crimes through some platforms.
Authorities imposed a curfew around the parliament building after protesters tried to enter the legislature by breaking through police barricades.
“One person was killed and more than 50 injured in the clashes,” Nepal’s state television said. Meanwhile, local media reported that at least six people were killed.
Many protesters were injured and taken to a nearby hospital, a witness told Reuters. A group of protesters stopped a security vehicle heading to parliament and an ambulance was set on fire.
Ekram Giri, a spokesman for Nepal’s parliament, said some protesters entered the parliament compound but did not reach the main building as Police pushed them out and gathered on the road.
“We have imposed a curfew that will remain in force till 10 pm local time to control the situation after the protesters started turning violent,” Muktiram Rijal informed
“Police were ordered to use water cannons, batons and rubber bullets to control the crowd”.Rijal said.
Similar protests were also organized in Biratnagar and Bharatpur in the southern plains and in Pokhara. Earlier on Monday, police stopped nearly a thousand young people, including students in their school uniforms, walking to the parliament building, where demonstrations were not allowed.
The protesters carried national flags and placards with slogans such as “Shut down corruption and not social media”, “withdraw law banning social media”, and “Youth against corruption”, as they marched through Kathmandu.
Television footage showed some protesters throwing projectiles at police in riot gear and gathering in one place, while tear gas smoke filled the street. Protesters also pushed against police barricades and knocked them down.
Many in the Himalayan nation think corruption is rampant, and Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli has been criticized by opponents for not keeping his promises.
Nepal’s decision to shut down social media comes as governments around the world, including the US, EU, Brazil, India, China and Australia, are taking steps to strengthen oversight of social media and Big Tech due to growing concerns over issues such as misinformation, data privacy, online harm and national security.
Critics point out that many of these measures risk stifling free expression, but regulators say stricter controls are needed to protect users and preserve social order. While according to data nearly 90% of the 30 million people in Nepal are now using the internet.
Reports on the death toll are not the same as state media said 1 person died, but other sources, including some international media quoted up to 14 people killed. About fifty people were injured.
Gen Z youth see social networks as a language for education, work and freedom of speech. The Nepali people consider the government’s decision to shut down these platforms as an attempt to silence the people’s voices about corruption, nepotism and non-transparent political leadership.