hate speech

Move aims to avoid growing sectarian divides within country that leads to escalating violence

Washington-based research group, India Hate Lab, documented 668 hate speech incidents targeting Muslims in 2023

Speakers shed light on how disinformation impacts minorities

Muslim minorities around the world have been subjected to discrimination, intolerance and violence

Counsel for Captain (retd) Safdar submits application, seeks exemption owing to heavy rains in Mansehra

Changing constitution lengthy process - requires vote in parliament, general election then another parliamentary vote

FIA sources said that now if any application was received, action would be taken as per law

A two-judge bench of top court directs police chiefs to take action ‘irrespective of violator’s religion’

Application filed to register case against PTI chief for using hate speech against army, judiciary and police officers

Punjab chief minister announces action against hate literature

MQM leader along with his wife left for Dubai from where they will travel to the US

To combat hate speech and harassment, Valorant to start monitoring your voice chats from July 13

The Tesla CEO’s much-hyped Twitter takeover has sparked immense anxiety among a vocal contingent of its user base

Channel had nearly three million subscribers

Report says PTA blocked 44 websites for spreading hate speech

Twitter Spaces is flooded by hate speech by Taliban supporters, white-nationalists, and anti-vaccine activists.

Social media giant ‘hasn't hired enough workers who possess skills, knowledge needed to identify objectionable posts’

Singer has praised Canada's latest bid to curb cyber-bullying the same way.

Federal minister says contempt of court laws should also be repealed as well

In a statement, members of literary community demand action against those instigating violence

Media watchdog Reporters Without Borders announced that it has filed a lawsuit against Facebook in France

Pinterest suspends accounts that continuously spread misinformation

Ofcom penalises channel over derogatory and abusive comments made by host Arnab Goswami during a show last year

Parliamentarian taken into custody for 'remarks against state institutions' in Karachi rally on Dec 6

Facebook is under scrutiny over its policing of abuses, particularly around November’s US presidential election

Police registered FIR

Facebook India did not respond to a request for comment

CTD spokesperson says cases registered against 87 persons, 43 detained under MPO, 4,000 social media sites blocked

UN investigators said Facebook had played a key role in spreading hate speech that fuelled violence

Police, FIA want social media users spreading sectarianism placed on terror list

CCPO reviews measures taken regarding Muharram security

TikTok, which has been under scrutiny over its content moderation practices

Facebook says it prohibits hate speech that incites violence

Company executive opposed applying hate-speech rules to a BJP leader fearing business fallout

e participants of various departments agreed to conduct meeting on the issue regularly

Facebook removed about 22.5 million posts with hate speech on its flagship app

Facebook has opened itself up to a civil rights audit and has banned 250 white supremacist organisations

Facebook would submit itself to an audit in a bid to appease a growing advertising boycott

Major companies are increasing pressure on Facebook to remove hate speech

Facebook will add tags to posts that are 'newsworthy' but violate platform rules following lead of Twitter

Verizon joined the growing list of brands vowing to stop buying advertising on Facebook

Instagram's new features will help people maintain a positive environment on their account

An ATC was hearing the cases at the Karachi Central Jail

Lawyers argue CPS has not heard the case properly, therefore, the court should order for withdrawal of all charges

Law will step up pressure on social networking firms like Facebook and Twitter to quickly remove offending content

MQM-P leaders pleaded not guilty before the court

Imran falsely projected personal dispute as a religious issue to settle his score with opponent party, says official

There should be a sure but “gradual implementation” of NACTA guidelines against religion-based incitement, hate speech

'First case under the act has remained sub judice even after three years of the registration of the FIR'

Pakistan authorities have also blocked thousands of unverified SIMs