LHC takes up social media rules case tomorrow
The application was moved by digital rights activist Jannat Ali.
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Govt remains befuddled over how to deal with online harm
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Journalists, lawyers, rights bodies to resist move against social media
Bodies put forward demands at a press conference at National Press Club on Thursday.
BJP shared deepfake video during Delhi elections: report
The video showed party leader Manoj Tiwari speaking in Haryanvi against Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party.
PM wants all stakeholders on board over social media rules
Reporters Without Borders demands that the government rescind its rules for social media regulation.
SpaceX re-useable rocket misses landing ship
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PTA’s mobile phone registration system fails to lessen street crimes
The data says in 2019 — when DIRBS was put in place — 45,034 mobile phones were snatched or stolen in Karachi.
AIC warns social media rules will make digital operations 'extremely difficult' in letter to PM Imran
Sudden announcement of rules belies government’s claims that it is open for business and investment, says AIC.
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