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December 7, 2024

The Pakistan Daily

PTI workers discuss killing journalist Hassan Ayub in X space

Concerns have been raised over an alleged discussion by some Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) workers about harming journalist Hassan Ayub during a public audio session on the social media platform, X (formerly Twitter). The incident reportedly took place during an X-Space session where participants openly debated strategies to target Ayub, citing dissatisfaction with his reporting. The journalist, known for his critical analysis of PTI’s policies, has been under increased scrutiny from party supporters in recent weeks. Audio recordings of the discussion, which have since circulated online, allegedly reveal participants contemplating violent actions against Ayub. These revelations have sparked outrage among media

November 26, 2024

Hafsa Noor

Cyberbullying and doxxing: Unseen threats to female journalists’ digital rights

Female journalists have been subjected to cyberbullying and deadly threats since decades whenever they have tried to write about intricate issues. Due to the absence of strong laws on to protect these vulnerable journalists, they often face threats of rape, harming family members, causing disabilities, kidnapping, surveillance and in extreme cases, they even get assassinated. Now especially in the era of digital spaces, the chances of online harassment, intimidation, insults, sexual harassment, abuse and bullying at women journalists have been increased. As per a report published by UNESCO in 2021 on global trends in online violence against women journalists, 40%

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