The Digital Rights Tracker is a repository of news articles that tracks cyber policy and digital rights issues pertaining to Pakistan. It is updated weekly, helping readers stay up-to-date with the latest news and trends in digital spaces and policymaking across the country.
The Digital Rights Tracker is in its Beta version at the moment and will be going through design changes over the next few weeks. DRF will continue to update it to capture the latest developments.
In a recent update on Meta’s social media platform Instagram, users can now repost their friends’ content and access their follower’s shared reels on a new ‘Friends’ tab. Additionally, a
Mardan police are currently searching for two suspects accused of assaulting and filming a teenage boy in the city. The video, which went viral on social media and was made
At the recent convening on Wednesday, the National Assembly (NA) urged state officials to enact strict punishments for cyber offenses that promulgate tech-facilitated gender-based violence including unauthorized video recordings, dissemination
Following last year’s deadly terrorist attack in Southport, United Kingdom, Amnesty International has uncovered how policy and design at X has played a large part in allowing and encouraging racist
Due to security concerns, mobile internet services have been suspended in the Balochistan province as confirmed by officials on Wednesday. The suspension is expected to affect multiple areas in the
Social media users were issued a public service announcement by the Pakistan telecommunication Authority (PTA) warning them against sharing illegal content. While acknowledging citizen’s freedom to express themselves, the official