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Digital Rights Nepal unveils comprehensive handbook on digital safety

Kathmandu: In a significant move to empower citizens in the digital age, Digital Rights Nepal has launched its “Digital Rights and Safety Handbook.” 

This comprehensive resource aims to equip individuals, educators, policymakers, and advocates with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the complexities of the digital world safely and responsibly.

As digital interactions become ever more integral to daily life, the importance of understanding and protecting digital rights has never been greater. The Handbook addresses a range of pressing issues, including online freedom of expression, privacy, data protection, access to information, internet governance, and cybersecurity. It offers practical guidance and insights designed to enhance digital literacy and promote a safer online environment.

“This Handbook is an invaluable tool for enhancing digital literacy and promoting a safer online environment,” said Santosh Sigdel, Executive Director at Digital Rights Nepal, during the unveiling ceremony.

Digital Rights Nepal, a not-for-profit initiative, is dedicated to the protection and promotion of digital rights in Nepal. The organization focuses on critical issues such as the right to online freedom of expression and association, online privacy, access to information, internet governance, cyber laws and policies, and cybersecurity.

The launch of the “Digital Rights and Safety Handbook” marks a significant step in Digital Rights Nepal’s mission to foster a more informed and secure digital society. The Handbook is expected to serve as a vital resource for those seeking to understand and safeguard their rights in an increasingly digital world.