X ‘mostly refused’ government’s requests for content takedown
KARACHI: Social media platform X rejected several requests made by Pakistan for content removal as it found the posts not to be violating its terms and conditions, an official told…
Digital Media
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Internet users face difficulties in accessing some social media sites
ISLAMABAD: Widespread internet outages on Friday caused disruptions across multiple cities and left social media users grappling with connectivity issues.Some users speculated that the disruptions were the result of a…
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ATC orders seizure of six social media influencers’ assets
Also orders NADRA chairman to block their identity cards Islamabad: An anti-terrorism court ordered on Tuesday the seizure of movable and immovable properties of YouTubers and journalists—including Adil Raja, Shaheen…
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UK High Court dismisses Youtuber Adil Raja’s application orders Raja to pay another £3,000 to retired Pak army officer
LONDON: Controversial Youtuber Adil Raja has lost yet another application at the London High Court in the defamation case brought by Brigadier (retired) Rashid Nasir. The UK High Court dismissed…
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Joint Action Committee calls for consultation before passing PECA, defamation laws
Journalist bodies express serious concerns over proposed bills A Joint Action Committee comprised of journalist and media owner bodies PBA, APNS, CPNE, PFUJ, AEMEND, has expressed serious concern over amendments…
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Premier approves amendment to PECA 2016 to regulate social media
ISLAMABAD (Web Desk) – Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has approved amendment to the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA), 2016 to regulate the social media, Dunya News reported on Wednesday.According…
