Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) calls for an investigation into the murder of journalist Latif Baloch in order to ascertain the reasons for and the circumstances of the murder. Baloch, associated with
On May 15, the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) registered cases against five individuals — Adil Raja, Moeed Pirzada, Muhammad Umar, Nazir Butt, and Ahmad Noorani. According to the NCCIA, the suspects shared “misleading
On May 26, the National Assembly Standing Committee on Information Technology and Telecommunication was informed that internet services in Panjgur district, Balochistan, will continue to be suspended for another six
On May 26, the National Cyber Emergency Response Team (PKCERT) issued a critical advisory warning that login credentials of more than 180 million Pakistani internet users have been compromised following
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) calls for an investigation into the murder of journalist Latif Baloch in order to ascertain the reasons for and the circumstances of the murder. Baloch, associated with Urdu newspaper Daily Intikhab in Mashkay in Awaran district of Balochistan, was reportedly shot dead on May 24. According to Dawn, the gunmen
On May 21, the National Cyber Crime Agency (Sindh Zone) lodged cases against 11 individuals, including three women, for allegedly promoting anti-state sentiments and defamatory content against prominent national figures
On May 22, the Sindh Commission for the Protection of Journalists and Other Media Practitioners convened a meeting at the Sindh Archives, where concerns were raised over the lack of
On January 3, the Senate Standing Committee on Information and Broadcasting, led by Chairman Senator Syed Ali Zafar, held a session to deliberate on potential amendments to the Right of
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