President promulgates ordinance to regulate social media as minister warns against indulging in 'fake news' - Pakistan
Law minister says the crime of spreading fake news will now be a non-bailable offence with imprisonment of up to six months.
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Law minister says the crime of spreading fake news will now be a non-bailable offence with imprisonment of up to six months.
Law minister says the crime of spreading fake news will now be a non-bailable offence with imprisonment of up to six months.
Law minister says the crime of spreading fake news will now be a non-bailable offence with imprisonment of up to six months.
Under the amendments to Peca, defaming individuals on social media has been declared a punishable offence, the minister says.
Under the amendments to Peca, defaming individuals on social media has been declared a punishable offence, the minister says.