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Pakistan government says X ban ‘legitimate,’ aimed at addressing national security concerns

  • Authorities have blocked X, formerly known as Twitter, since Feb 17 after protests swept Pakistan over alleged vote rigging
  • Digital rights activists and rights groups have described the shutdown, either partial or full, as a ‘violation’ of civil liberties
By KASHIF IMRAN ·

Pakistan enters fourth week of nationwide X disruption

By AFP ·

Pakistani court issues notices to information ministry, telecom authority over X ban

By Arab News Pakistan ·

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