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Pakistanis Are More Worried About ‘Woman In Bikini’ Than Endless Gender Violence
TFT - NAYADAUR January 24, 2023

Pakistani social media users are ‘aghast’ at a video purporting to show an unidentified female “posing” with a bouquet, wearing what appears to be a revealing outfit, on a balcony near Lahore’s Jasmine Mall. A passerby, most likely a male who got more excited than shocked at the female’s clothes (or lack thereof), started filming […] The post Pakistanis Are More Worried About ‘Woman In Bikini’ Than Endless Gender Violence appeared first on The Friday Times - Naya Daur.

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Google Registration In Pakistan Is Cause For Concern, Not Jubilation
TFT - NAYADAUR December 24, 2022

Google’s registration in Pakistan has sparked fears among digital rights activists. Hija Kamran, an activist, took to Twitter and posted a thread alerting netizens to the impending breach of privacy that might be an outcome of sweeping powers that the government may exercise in collaboration with Google. 1) With Google being localised, it gives easy […] The post Google Registration In Pakistan Is Cause For Concern, Not Jubilation appeared first on The Friday Times - Naya Daur.

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Blurring Boundaries Between Spymasters And Statesmen: Consequences For Public Policy
TFT - NAYADAUR December 19, 2022

When I entered journalism in November 1992, one of the first things that I learned in the newsroom was that its telephones were being tapped by intelligence agencies. “So be careful when you talk to someone on the phone,” one of the seniors informed me. It was a terrifying as well as fascinating fact for […] The post Blurring Boundaries Between Spymasters And Statesmen: Consequences For Public Policy appeared first on The Friday Times - Naya Daur.

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