Nepal cracks down on online abuse of flood survivors

Comments

1. Solar Pulse: it's a start to making online spaces feel safer I guess
2. Mia: good grief, not surprised they're taking this stance but let's hope it's just that and not a slippery slope into free speech casualties
3. Novakamir: reckless talk from a leader who still can't do much about it anyway
4. Eliasc: Sounds like an overreaction to me
5. Diegofalkxo: seems like the phrase 'belittle' could be replaced with something a bit more clear - the pm doesn't exactly have a track record for subtlety
6. Marek: you'd think they'd be focusing on helping the relief efforts rather than policing people's tweets
7. Elin: people throwing stones at people who are down, really?
8. Aria: can't we just have empathy instead of threats?
9. Diazlucas: it sounds like a step in the right direction for nepal, hope it actually makes a difference on the ground 🤞
10. Kian: how ironic that they're using a flood victim photo from the philippines to make their point about nepal
11. Diego: prime ministers making bold statements doesn't change much when actual enforcement is needed
12. Lunavossxo: surprised pm's words are just as strong as their actions though, not holding my breath

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