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Home Minister Ramesh Akhtar has said that any kind of violence against women will not be tolerated. He said that violence against women is happening through digital media including social networks and the government is committed to control it.
On Thursday, at the Ministry of Home Affairs at Singhdarbar, regarding the 33rd international 16-day campaign against gender-based violence, he said that the government is committed to ending all forms of violence against women after understanding the attention letter submitted by 26 civil organizations working here.
Mentioning that he is serious about women's safety in foreign employment, the Home Minister said that the government's mechanisms are active to protect migrant women workers from exploitation and abuse.
'Recently, women are being harassed through social media and digital media,' said the Home Minister, 'In a democracy, you can criticize, protest and hold opinions, but you have to do it in a civilized and cultured way.'
The Home Minister said that initiatives are being taken to control hateful expression and violence and abuse in digital media.
According to the minister, the Ministry of Home Affairs has moved forward to submit the Unified Election Bill to the upcoming session of the Federal Parliament to ensure proportional representation in accordance with the spirit of the Constitution.
The representatives of 26 organizations including Kopila Nepal, Biswas Nepal, Jagruti Mahila Mahasanghan, etc., submitted the 16-point letter of attention to the end of caste-based discrimination, humiliation and all kinds of violence. had reached.
