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Pakistani media decries cybercrime notice to journalist as attack on press freedom

  • Muhammad Akbar Notezai has been reportedly targeted over a year-old investigative story on Balochistan
  • Journalists say newspaper reports, articles should not fall under the jurisdiction of the cybercrime agency
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Pakistan press club sues critic for defamation under controversial cybercrime law

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Pakistan senate body passes controversial bill giving government sweeping controls on social media

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistani IT minister confirms amendments to cybercrime law to curb ‘fake news, misinformation’

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Pakistan sets up new investigation agency to tackle cyber crimes amid fears over censorship

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