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Understanding Internet Rights: A Field Guide for Reporters in Pakistan

DRMby DRM
October 2, 2017

Understanding Internet Rights’  is an excellent resource for journalists and anyone who is interested to know more about digital rights and the laws that govern cyber-space in Pakistan.

Through this field guide, we aim to assist media professionals in enhancing their understanding of digital rights, internet governance, digital economy and various other related issues in helping produce a more nuanced journalists content around these issues.

Understanding Internet rights

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