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Here’s how the rules to govern social media came to be – A timeline by DRM

Hija Kamranby Hija Kamran
November 19, 2020

Digital Rights Monitor compiles a detailed timeline of the key developments in the process of the invocation of the rules to govern social media.

Click the hyperlinks in the document below for details

Timeline of Rules to Govern Social Media
Tags: Content RegulationFreedom of Expression in PakistanmultimediaRemoval and blocking of unlawful online content (procedure oversight and safeguards) Rules 2020social media rulestimeline
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