Indigenous Media Foundation
Kathmandu, Nepal
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Founded in 2011, Indigenous Media Foundation is a non-profit organisation based in Kathmandu, Nepal working on human rights, arts & culture.
Indigenous Media Foundation is a not-for-profit trust in Kathmandu, Nepal, founded by journalists from diverse Indigenous communities. It supports Nepal's Indigenous Peoples through media and communication channels including radio, television, online news and social media, to help them understand and realise their constitutional and human rights, preserve their languages and cultures, and promote cultural diversity and ecological sustainability. It runs ITV Nepal through its sister organisation, Indigenous Rights Foundation.
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ITV Nepal
Arts & Culture · Nepal
Multilingual, Indigenous Peoples-led community television channel broadcasting by satellite, launched 21 November 2021, reaching Indigenous nationalities and linguistic groups in remote areas.
Indigenous Television
Arts & Culture · Nepal
National-level Indigenous community television that produces and broadcasts programmes in diverse languages spoken in Nepal, launched 9 August 2016.
Indigenous Voice online
Human rights · Nepal
Online news portal documenting the aspirations, ideas, experiences and concerns of Nepal's Indigenous Peoples.
Indigenous Community Radio
Arts & Culture · Nepal
Radio initiative serving marginalised Indigenous Peoples and amplifying their voices.
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