Protecting digital rights in Pakistan
The work of activist and lawyer Nighat Dad embodies the digital rights dichotomy facing Pakistan and many other developing countries.
The work of activist and lawyer Nighat Dad embodies the digital rights dichotomy facing Pakistan and many other developing countries.
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With women in Pakistan suffering increasingly lurid and dangerous forms of online harassment, Nighat Dad is leading the battle to make cyberspace safer.
With her flashing rings, green-streaked hair and "Hack the patriarchy" laptop stickers, Nighat Dad is a digital warrior.
Hamza Ali Abbasi seems to be building quite the resume when it comes to getting his Facebook posts deleted. In the latest such instance,...
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Human rights activist, lawyer and Digital Rights Foundation founder, Dad was among TIME's 2015 next generation leaders.
Speakers say harassment online follows victims to offline world; digital rights group launches helpline for victims.
Pakistan Ulema Council's Tahir Ashrafi accuses blog of spreading sectarian hatred.
A lawyer and activist who critiques the state of digital rights and governance in Pakistan.