Media Matters for Democracy

The petition argued that the changes impose strict limits on freedom of expression and hand too much power to government bodies.

The petition argues that the amendments enable the government to exercise increased formulated controls over civil liberties and propagate censorship.

The partners of the Sahafi Summit aim to create a journalism ecosystem rooted in education, innovation, and integrity.

More than 80 groups and individuals have voiced their concern about the grave implications of the measure on freedom of speech.

The “Restore X” campaign highlights how the suspension of X (Twitter) in Pakistan is affecting the free flow of information.

A statement signed by nearly 30 civil society groups highlights the adverse impact of growing digital censorship in the country.

Concerns have been raised about these legislative frameworks enabling illegal surveillance and isolating Pakistan from the global digital community.

Media Matters for Democracy said that the restrictions affected nearly 125 million people and caused billions of losses for local livelihoods.