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K-P police book first cybercrime suspect over Facebook harassment
DPO Nowshera says Mehranullah used to blackmail women on Facebook by uploading fake videos
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SC pins hope on cybercrime bill
A four-judge bench was hearing the case regarding campaigns being run on social media aimed at maligning the judiciary
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Cybercrime bill: Social activists voice concern over NA’s decision
Bill will give govt access to systems of internet users
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Cybercrime bill fails to get NA nod
Opposition condemns certain sections of the bill
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Cybercrime bill: concerns remain
The Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill 2016 has been adopted by Senate Standing Committee on Information Technology
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14 ways to avoid jail-time once the cyber crime bill gets approved
The news that the bill was cleared by the committee was not received with equanimity by the public
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Senate panel okays cybercrime law with amendments
The proposed law will now be presented for approval before the upper house
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Cybercrime bill: Call for protection of freedom of expression
Participants voice concern at interference in privacy
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Ambiguities in Cybercrime Bill
There are ambiguities regarding whether it aims to stomp down on terrorism & hate speech or curb right to free speech
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National Assembly approves cybercrime bill
The Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill 2015 will have to be endorsed by Senate to transform it into a set of laws
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