Dev Kumar Sunuwar is a journalist and law practitioner in Nepal, has written and covered extensively on International Human Rights and Issues concerning Asian Indigenous Peoples in national, regional and international forums and equally in media. He comes from Koits-Sunuwar, one of the 59 indigenous communities in Nepal. He has worked in radio, television, newspaper, magazine and online, assuming different posts including as investigative journalist. He holds Masters Degrees in Journalism and Mass Communication, Political Science, and Law, specializing in International Law and Human Rights from Tribhuvan University in Nepal. He co-founded Indigenous Media Foundation, Indigenous Television (Nepal's, in fact south Asia's first and only indigenous community television) and a couple of community radios in Nepal. He is an editor of www.indigenousvoice.com online both Nepali and English. He serves as Community Media Grants Project Associate at Cultural Survival, Boston, USA and chairperson at Indigenous Television, Nepal. Apart from involving in media sector, he has been teaching ‘public international law’ at Kathmandu School of Law.
Socio-cultural Identity
05 Dec 2021, SundayDev Kumar SunuwarWhat do the SDGs mean for the world’s Indigenous Peoples?
Socio-cultural Identity
23 Apr 2020, ThursdayDev Kumar SunuwarThe role of media in the battle against COVID-19
Law and Human Rights
21 Sep 2019, SaturdayDev Kumar SunuwarIndigenous Media Caucus Amplifies Indigenous Voices Globally
Law and Human Rights
11 Jul 2019, ThursdayDev Kumar SunuwarIndigenous peoples force government withdraw Guthi Bill