Accessible, Safe and Just digital space for all.
programmes
KNOWLEDGE GENERATION
We conduct research, study and analyze laws, policies, and explore concepts and lived experiences around digital rights in Nepal and their impacts on the lives of marginalized folks.
Established in 2017, Body & Data works to enhance understanding and access to information on digital rights among women, queer people and marginalized groups where they are able to exercise their rights in a safe and just digital space. We work towards the vision of accessible, safe and just digital space for all, through cross movement building, facilitation for access to information, knowledge building and dissemination on digital rights in the context of Nepal
publications
BLOGS
The Side Gig That Turned Into a Red Flag: My experience in the Digital Workplace
-asmeeta khadka Back in school, I wanted to earn my own money after getting into college. I liked the idea of not having to rely on my parents for every tiny little thing that I wanted to buy for myself. But once I got into college, I realized how difficult it is to...
Staying Connected To My Roots Through The Digital World: A Reflection
-Lungmying Lepcha Having read books about the Internet and reflected on how I have been engaging with it, I am venturing into writing about my experiences with the internet. This essay is about connecting with my identity with the help of the Internet, how it has...
Breaking Barriers, Byte by Byte: Disability, Gender, and Digital Life
-Asmita Devkota In an ableist world, the digital space has become more than just a convenience—it is a lifeline. For many, it is a platform of opportunities, but for me, as a girl with a visual disability, it is both a source of empowerment and a reminder of the...
Empowered Yet Exposed: Disability in the Age of Technology
-Ajita Devkota In this era, technology has become our heart and brain. We live with technology, we grow with technology, and we shape our perspectives based on what digital media presents to us. Technology has granted us freedom, agency, and the power to...
Media Monitoring Observations
ANNUAL MEDIA MONITORING REPORTS
मिडिया अनुगमन प्रतिवेदन २०२३: नेपालमा डिजिटल अधिकारको अवस्था : एक समीक्षा
MONTHLY MEDIA MONITORING REPORTS
MEDIA MONITRING MARCH
MEDIA MONITRING FEBRUARY
MEDIA MONITRING JANUARY
BLOGS
The Side Gig That Turned Into a Red Flag: My experience in the Digital Workplace
-asmeeta khadka Back in school, I wanted to earn my own money after getting into college. I liked the idea of not having to rely on my parents for every tiny little thing that I wanted to buy for myself. But once I got into college, I realized how difficult it is to...
Staying Connected To My Roots Through The Digital World: A Reflection
-Lungmying Lepcha Having read books about the Internet and reflected on how I have been engaging with it, I am venturing into writing about my experiences with the internet. This essay is about connecting with my identity with the help of the Internet, how it has...
Breaking Barriers, Byte by Byte: Disability, Gender, and Digital Life
-Asmita Devkota In an ableist world, the digital space has become more than just a convenience—it is a lifeline. For many, it is a platform of opportunities, but for me, as a girl with a visual disability, it is both a source of empowerment and a reminder of the...
Empowered Yet Exposed: Disability in the Age of Technology
-Ajita Devkota In this era, technology has become our heart and brain. We live with technology, we grow with technology, and we shape our perspectives based on what digital media presents to us. Technology has granted us freedom, agency, and the power to...