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Pak Man Sends Blasphemous Message On WhatsApp Group, Sentenced To Death
An anti-terrorism court in northwest Pakistan has convicted and sentenced a Muslim man to death after he was accused of posting blasphemous content in a WhatsApp group.
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Wikipedia Back Online In Pakistan Days After "Blasphemy" Ban
Pakistan's Prime Minister on Monday ordered authorities to unblock Wikipedia, the government announced, just days after the online encyclopedia was restricted for "blasphemous content".
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Pakistan Blocks Wikipedia Over "Blasphemous Content". Here's What We Know
Pakistan has blocked Wikipedia after the website refused to remove offensive or blasphemous material, according to a media report on Saturday.
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Pakistan Threatens Wikipedia With Ban Over "Blasphemous Content"
Pakistan has threatened to ban Wikipedia if it does not remove "blasphemous content" from its website by Friday, the latest censorship warning in the deeply conservative country.
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Pakistan Suspends WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, Other Social Media Platforms Following Violent Protests
Pakistan on Friday temporarily suspended WhatsApp, Twitter, Facebook, and other social media services to stop their use to organise demonstrations following violent protests in the country.
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Pakistan Man Sentenced To 5 Years In Jail For Blasphemous Facebook
A special Pakistani court has sentenced a man to five-year rigorous imprisonment for posting blasphemous content on social media, becoming the first such case under the country's new cybercrime law.
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MeitY Issues Draft IT Rules for Social Media, Messaging Platforms Up for Public Consultation
The Electronics and IT Ministry has come out with draft IT rules focused on social media platforms.
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No "Policy" On Blasphemous Content, Imran Khan Criticises Muslim Nations
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that the absence of an international policy against the generation of blasphemous content is a "collective failure" on part of the Muslim countries.
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Man In Pakistan Gets Death Sentence For Posting Blasphemous Content On Facebook
A minority Shia Muslim man in Pakistan was today sentenced to death by an anti-terrorism court for posting blasphemous content on Facebook, the first death sentence handed for blasphemy on social media in the country.
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Pakistani Student Accused Of Blasphemy Beaten To Death On Campus
A mob beat a Pakistani student to death at his university campus on Thursday after he was accused of sharing blasphemous content on social media, university and police officials said. A group of about 10 students shouted "Allahu Akbar" during the attack on fellow student Mashal Khan, who was stripped naked and beaten with planks until his skull cav...
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Facebook Said to Assure Pakistan It Will Tackle Concerns Over Blasphemous Content
Blasphemy is a criminal offence in the strictly Islamic country and can carry the death penalty.
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Pakistani Court Awards Jail to Veena Malik, Husband And Media Group Owner
The court awarded the jail term for airing "blasphemous contents" during a TV programme to celebrate the wedding of famous film and TV drama actress Veena Malik
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Pakistani Court Awards Jail to Veena Malik, Husband And Media Group Owner
An anti-terrorism court in Pakistan on Tuesday awarded 26-year jail term to owner of the country's major media group for airing "blasphemous contents" during a TV programme.
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Twitter Restores Access to 'Blasphemous' Content in Pakistan
Twitter said it had changed its May 18 decision to restrict access after the government failed to provide sufficient clarification.
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Twitter Restores Access to 'Blasphemous' Content in Pakistan
Twitter has restored access inside Pakistan to dozens of tweets and accounts, after blocking them last month following official complaints about "blasphemous" content.
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Pak Man Sends Blasphemous Message On WhatsApp Group, Sentenced To Death
An anti-terrorism court in northwest Pakistan has convicted and sentenced a Muslim man to death after he was accused of posting blasphemous content in a WhatsApp group.
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Wikipedia Back Online In Pakistan Days After "Blasphemy" Ban
Pakistan's Prime Minister on Monday ordered authorities to unblock Wikipedia, the government announced, just days after the online encyclopedia was restricted for "blasphemous content".
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Pakistan Blocks Wikipedia Over "Blasphemous Content". Here's What We Know
Pakistan has blocked Wikipedia after the website refused to remove offensive or blasphemous material, according to a media report on Saturday.
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Pakistan Threatens Wikipedia With Ban Over "Blasphemous Content"
Pakistan has threatened to ban Wikipedia if it does not remove "blasphemous content" from its website by Friday, the latest censorship warning in the deeply conservative country.
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Pakistan Suspends WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, Other Social Media Platforms Following Violent Protests
Pakistan on Friday temporarily suspended WhatsApp, Twitter, Facebook, and other social media services to stop their use to organise demonstrations following violent protests in the country.
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Pakistan Man Sentenced To 5 Years In Jail For Blasphemous Facebook
A special Pakistani court has sentenced a man to five-year rigorous imprisonment for posting blasphemous content on social media, becoming the first such case under the country's new cybercrime law.
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MeitY Issues Draft IT Rules for Social Media, Messaging Platforms Up for Public Consultation
The Electronics and IT Ministry has come out with draft IT rules focused on social media platforms.
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No "Policy" On Blasphemous Content, Imran Khan Criticises Muslim Nations
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that the absence of an international policy against the generation of blasphemous content is a "collective failure" on part of the Muslim countries.
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Man In Pakistan Gets Death Sentence For Posting Blasphemous Content On Facebook
A minority Shia Muslim man in Pakistan was today sentenced to death by an anti-terrorism court for posting blasphemous content on Facebook, the first death sentence handed for blasphemy on social media in the country.
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Pakistani Student Accused Of Blasphemy Beaten To Death On Campus
A mob beat a Pakistani student to death at his university campus on Thursday after he was accused of sharing blasphemous content on social media, university and police officials said. A group of about 10 students shouted "Allahu Akbar" during the attack on fellow student Mashal Khan, who was stripped naked and beaten with planks until his skull cav...
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Facebook Said to Assure Pakistan It Will Tackle Concerns Over Blasphemous Content
Blasphemy is a criminal offence in the strictly Islamic country and can carry the death penalty.
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Pakistani Court Awards Jail to Veena Malik, Husband And Media Group Owner
The court awarded the jail term for airing "blasphemous contents" during a TV programme to celebrate the wedding of famous film and TV drama actress Veena Malik
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Pakistani Court Awards Jail to Veena Malik, Husband And Media Group Owner
An anti-terrorism court in Pakistan on Tuesday awarded 26-year jail term to owner of the country's major media group for airing "blasphemous contents" during a TV programme.
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Twitter Restores Access to 'Blasphemous' Content in Pakistan
Twitter said it had changed its May 18 decision to restrict access after the government failed to provide sufficient clarification.
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Twitter Restores Access to 'Blasphemous' Content in Pakistan
Twitter has restored access inside Pakistan to dozens of tweets and accounts, after blocking them last month following official complaints about "blasphemous" content.
