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The National Cohesion and Integration Commission now says it will ban the use of some words that may cause tension during the campaign period. The commission argues that the words have continually been used to stereotype some communities in the country yet they are offensive within the community of reference. Vice chair of the commission Milly Lwanga says that Kenyans are now aware of hate speech and are now shifting to using stereoptypes and coded language which could raise possibility of reoccurrence of ethnic conflicts.

Never in history has Nepal remained under anybody's dominance and control. Even the East India Company could not influence the Nepalese territory. And this has been a matter of pride to every Nepali. Since time immemorial, Nepalese people lived in dignity, harmony and honor and have been the same today as well. Even today, Nepal's flag flutters in a foreign land, Nepalese army holds their heads high with pride and the Nepali language sprinkles love, affection and passion. Love for Nepali language is immense even in a foreign land. However, in recent times in the country, certain elements are making efforts to bring about fracas among different groups in the name of ethnicity and religion thus disrupting the age-old cultural as well as religious harmony. Some elements are even trying to impose their own ideology. Such tendencies have fuelled ethnic clashes. However, the Nepalese flag, culture and language have influenced people in various countries, including Lebanon. Nepal is the land of the world's highest peak, the Mt. Everest and is blessed with fortunes. Unfortunately, arguments for and against changing the national flag is currently underway. That is not all. The issue of language is equally dragged into controversy. Parties and certain elements are making efforts to eliminate other languages, religion and culture, which can be dubbed a conspiracy to disintegrate the national harmony and unity. The feelings and love of Nepali language could be easily seen when three ...

Original video description: - en.wikipedia.org About Spencer Wells, the author: - en.wikipedia.org - www.nationalgeographic.com The Bushmen, San, Basarwa or Khwe are indigenous people of the Kalahari Desert. They were traditionally hunter-gatherers, part of the Khoisan group, and are related to the traditionally pastoral Khoikhoi. Their "click" language is Khoisan. Total population: 82 000 (mainly in Botswana and Namibia). San Bushmen: - en.wikipedia.org Khoisan languages: - en.wikipedia.org This is a footage from the important documentary "The Journey of Man: A Genetic Odyssey" (2003) by PBS www.pbs.com and National Geographic http . I have another video of this documentary: RACISM is scientifically wrong: we're all African under the skin.

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