Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) calls on authorities to ensure uninterrupted internet access rather than issuing incredulous explanations and leaving the door open for future disruptions after social media access was
ISLAMABAD: The relationship between the state and media deteriorated during the past two years due to growing instances of censorship, violence against journalists and government disdain for critism, according to
Social media applications have been blocked in Pakistan on more than six occasions over the past year alone, each time without any announcement or explanation from the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has taken a significant move to stop the issuance of illegal SIMs. It has altered the method of issuance and activation of the SIMs. The
The investigation into the anti-judiciary campaign on social media has seen a new development, as an officer of the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has also been included in
The caretaker government on Monday blamed “technical” issues and system installations for recent internet outages across the country, saying that there was “no guarantee” that such incidents won’t occur in
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