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Pakistan’s new cyber-crimes law seeks to criminalise whistle-blowing in public interest.

August 12, 2016
By Asad Baig
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Senate Sub-Committee recommends the Government and media houses to ensure safety of journalists; expresses commitment to jointly work towards journalists safety legislation

April 20, 2016
By Sadaf Khan
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The Sub-Committee of the Senate Standing Committee on Information Broadcasting and National Heritage on Friday recommended that the government and the media houses should take measures to ensure journalists’ safety. The Sub-Committee under the chairmanship of Senator Mushahid Ullah discussed a potential legislation for proactive protection of journalists and media workers, and to bring an…

Podcast: What you need to know about Net Neutrality.

May 30, 2015
By Asad Baig
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Mapping Net Neutrality: Basic Analysis of NN Landscape in Pakistan | Part -1

May 29, 2015
By Asad Baig
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Image Courtesy: SaveTheInternet.com In Pakistan, net neutrality is a term used mostly by a handful of digital rights organisations and industry bodies – in the grassroots, internet consumers and the mainstream media there appears to be little or no comprehension of the context. The government appears to be taking a laid back attitude towards improving…

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Podcast: What you need to know about Net Neutrality.

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Pakistan’s new cyber-crimes law seeks to criminalise whistle-blowing in public interest.

Senate Sub-Committee recommends the Government and media houses to ensure safety of journalists; expresses commitment to jointly work towards journalists safety legislation

Podcast: What you need to know about Net Neutrality.

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