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Fact CheckLawExplainersNewsDecodeMedia BuddhiWeb StoriesBOOM ResearchBOOM LabsDeepfake TrackerVideosBy - A Staff Writer | 23 Sept 2015 10:12 PM IST
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Nepal has adopted a new constitution after almost seven years since the process was initiated. The Constitution has been praised for including provisions like equal rights for the LGBT community and abolition of the death penalty. However, critics say it is regressive on some counts, such as citizenship rights.
