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LHC Seeks Report from Interior Ministry on ‘Functioning of X’ | Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF)

Summary by Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF)
While hearing petitions challenging the ban on X (formerly Twitter), on March 14, the Lahore High Court (LHC) directed the Ministry of Interior to submit a report on the “functioning of X.” A three-member bench, headed by Chief Justice Aalia Neelum, took up the petitions filed by journalist Shakir Mahmood and others. The federal government, the Ministry of Law, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, and others were made parties in the pet…
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LHC Seeks Report from Interior Ministry on ‘Functioning of X’ | Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF)

While hearing petitions challenging the ban on X (formerly Twitter), on March 14, the Lahore High Court (LHC) directed the Ministry of Interior to submit a report on the “functioning of X.” A three-member bench, headed by Chief Justice Aalia Neelum, took up the petitions filed by journalist Shakir Mahmood and others. The federal government, the Ministry of Law, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, and others were made parties in the pet…

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PAKISTAN: High court directs interior ministry to submit report on X use by govt bodies - Digital Rights Monitor

The Lahore High Court (LHC) has asked the Ministry of Interior to submit a report on the use of X by government bodies amid the notorious ban. The development came on Friday as the court heard a petition filed against the suspension of X, which has now surpassed a year. X was banned across the country on February 17 last year, over a week after the general elections were held. According to a report by Dawn.com, Chief Justice Alia Neelam, who hea…

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