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Government Bans AltBalaji, Ullu and Other Apps and Websites for Showing Obscene Content
Government has issued a crackdown against 25 apps and websites which published obscene content, according to a report. Action has been taken under the provisions of the Information Technology Act, 2000, against apps and video streaming platforms such as AltBalaji, Big Shots, and Ullu for allegedly displaying "indecent" representation of women.
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Actor Ajaz Khan Summoned By Police Over Controversial "House Arrest" Show
A clip of the web show House Arrest, hosted by Ajaz Khan, has gone viral, in which contestants were made to depict 'sex positions'.
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Child Rights Body Summons YouTube Official Over Indecent Content Involving Mothers And Sons
The apex child rights body NCPCR on Wednesday summoned an official of YouTube next week over purportedly portrayal of potentially indecent acts involving mothers and sons on its platform.
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TikTok Ban Lifted by Pakistan, Fourth Time in Past 15 Months
TikTok ban was lifted again in Pakistan, this time after four months, following assurances from the popular Chinese video-sharing service that it would control the spread of indecent content.
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TikTok Removes Six Million Videos Over "Indecent" Content in Pakistan After Bans
TikTok removed more than six million videos in Pakistan in three months, the app said, as it battles an on-off ban in the deeply conservative country.
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Pakistan To Block TikTok Over Indecency Complaint
Pakistan will block the popular social media app TikTok after a court order over a complaint that it runs indecent content, a spokesman for the country's telecoms regulator said on Thursday.
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TikTok Banned in Pakistan Over "Immoral and Indecent" Content
Pakistan's telecom regulator blocked TikTok on Friday for failing to filter out "immoral and indecent" content, another blow to the social media app that has come under increasing scrutiny as its popularity has surged across the globe.
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Pakistan Bans TikTok Over "Immoral" Content
Pakistan on Friday blocked social media app TikTok for failing to filter out "immoral and indecent" content, the country's telecommunication authority said in a statement.
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Pakistan TV Channels Told Not To Air "Indecent" Or "Intimate Scenes"
Pakistani television channels might no longer show "intimate moments between couples" or "bed scenes", the conservative country's media regulator has announced. It complained of too much feminist content and warned that such "bold themes" offend viewers.
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Nawaz Sharif, Daughter To Be Arrested On Arrival In Pak; Media Gagged
Ahead of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's arrival on Friday, Pakistan's media regulator has ordered television channels to stop live telecast of briefings of political leaders containing "defamatory and derogatory content". The order said "malicious and indecent content" was being aired by television channels because live telecast didn't allow ...
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Russian Channel Pulled Up by Government for Indecent Content
Moscow-based channel Russia Today has been pulled up by the Information and Broadcasting ministry for airing a video clip containing several indecent shots last year.
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Government Bans AltBalaji, Ullu and Other Apps and Websites for Showing Obscene Content
Government has issued a crackdown against 25 apps and websites which published obscene content, according to a report. Action has been taken under the provisions of the Information Technology Act, 2000, against apps and video streaming platforms such as AltBalaji, Big Shots, and Ullu for allegedly displaying "indecent" representation of women.
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Actor Ajaz Khan Summoned By Police Over Controversial "House Arrest" Show
A clip of the web show House Arrest, hosted by Ajaz Khan, has gone viral, in which contestants were made to depict 'sex positions'.
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Child Rights Body Summons YouTube Official Over Indecent Content Involving Mothers And Sons
The apex child rights body NCPCR on Wednesday summoned an official of YouTube next week over purportedly portrayal of potentially indecent acts involving mothers and sons on its platform.
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TikTok Ban Lifted by Pakistan, Fourth Time in Past 15 Months
TikTok ban was lifted again in Pakistan, this time after four months, following assurances from the popular Chinese video-sharing service that it would control the spread of indecent content.
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TikTok Removes Six Million Videos Over "Indecent" Content in Pakistan After Bans
TikTok removed more than six million videos in Pakistan in three months, the app said, as it battles an on-off ban in the deeply conservative country.
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Pakistan To Block TikTok Over Indecency Complaint
Pakistan will block the popular social media app TikTok after a court order over a complaint that it runs indecent content, a spokesman for the country's telecoms regulator said on Thursday.
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TikTok Banned in Pakistan Over "Immoral and Indecent" Content
Pakistan's telecom regulator blocked TikTok on Friday for failing to filter out "immoral and indecent" content, another blow to the social media app that has come under increasing scrutiny as its popularity has surged across the globe.
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Pakistan Bans TikTok Over "Immoral" Content
Pakistan on Friday blocked social media app TikTok for failing to filter out "immoral and indecent" content, the country's telecommunication authority said in a statement.
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Pakistan TV Channels Told Not To Air "Indecent" Or "Intimate Scenes"
Pakistani television channels might no longer show "intimate moments between couples" or "bed scenes", the conservative country's media regulator has announced. It complained of too much feminist content and warned that such "bold themes" offend viewers.
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Nawaz Sharif, Daughter To Be Arrested On Arrival In Pak; Media Gagged
Ahead of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's arrival on Friday, Pakistan's media regulator has ordered television channels to stop live telecast of briefings of political leaders containing "defamatory and derogatory content". The order said "malicious and indecent content" was being aired by television channels because live telecast didn't allow ...
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Russian Channel Pulled Up by Government for Indecent Content
Moscow-based channel Russia Today has been pulled up by the Information and Broadcasting ministry for airing a video clip containing several indecent shots last year.
