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Turkish opposition calls new media law ‘censorship’, will appeal to top court

  • Parliament on Thursday adopted the law with a vague reference to “false or misleading information” 
  • The opposition warned that the measure could be used by those in power to punish critics
By Reuters ·

Pakistan rejects RSF report naming PM Khan in press freedom predators list

By Aamir Saeed ·
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Islamabad police set up special team to investigate attack on Pakistani journalist 

By NAIMAT KHAN and MUHAMMAD ISHTIAQ ·

Malaysian news site hit with massive fine amid press freedom fears

By Ushar Daniele ·

Internet giants say their services may become unavailable under Pakistan’s new rules 

By Arab News Pakistan ·

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