On March 3, the #MyanmarJunta killed 38 & injured 100s in the most lethal day since the coup. Concern & outrage aren’t enough. Govts should impose targeted sanctions and a global arms embargo now, says @hrw's @rich_weir 👇
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#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
“62% of #Copenhagen residents are now commuting to work or school by bike — an increase from 52% in 2015 & 36% in 2012, when the City Council launched a 14-year-plan...there are more bikes (675,000) than people & 5X as many bikes as cars.” Via @latimes: https://t.co/yAsAgkJ7GE
32 Chinese NGOs enter Nepal through a single MoU between China Network for Intl. Exchange and Nepal govt. Interesting questions:
1. Is there a non-govt sector in China?
2. What governance values will the Chinese NGO propagate? Transparency/Accountability/Inclusive governance?
Weekend read: A fictional take on how Nepal's stolen-art industry included common thiefs, Nepali middlemen, foreign scholars, diplomats & art collectors – leading all the way to museum curators & art historians who produced heavy volumes on Himalayan art.
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Do you have an in-depth longform story you've always wanted to report on, but didn't have the funds to do so? We want to hear about it! We've opened up our 2018 Untold Story Award for submissions, and can't wait to hear what you've got brewing. https://t.co/rtph1AjIcX
I had big honking teeters, just enormous bosoms, and I thought about them constantly as I walked down the street, using my legs (thick, with big shapely calves), but never not thinking about my enormo honkers, https://t.co/UaCQBchchL
a country that forgets, denies, or diminishes its history and heritage will struggle to create a better future #saveourheritage https://t.co/7f5yQLN7qA
Our government is ok blocking traffic for two hours to preserve the dignity of a ceremonial president but considers that the efforts of young and old Nepalis from #Khokana to preserve their heritage must be blasted off the road. Photo by Niranjan Shrestha.
Since 1900, who has most significantly changed the flow of events? Chandra Shumshere? King Mahendra? Prachanda?
"The Anopheles minimus mosquito," says Tom Robertson. #Nepal#History
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Nepal Picture Library calls for applications for two research fellowship positions for The Feminist Memory Project.
The Feminist Memory Project seeks to create a visual archive of women’s movements in Nepal. The project will gather archival photographs,… https://t.co/x2oIbvTO1x
@tejucole to one of my favourite authors #ZadieSmith "I notice that you think through things, rather than just agreeing to them. How do you defend that space of independent thought?" Great read! https://t.co/kldn10BLrK