#PAKWatch🇵🇰: Imran Khan's sister, Aleema, CALLS OUT THE CORRUPT PAK MILITARY GOV'T:
"The nation will no longer tolerate further oppression against Imran Khan."
PAK = NO RULE OF LAW = FREE CAPTAIN PAKISTAN.
#PAKWatch🇵🇰: Today, THOUSANDS took to the streets of Karachi to demand an END to PRISONER 804'S ILLEGAL INCARCERATION.
PAKISTANIS WANT FREEDOM FOR THEIR MOST POPULAR HERO, IMRAN KHAN.
PAK = MILITARY RUNS THE SHOW = FREE IMRAN KHAN.
SYSTEM?? WHAT SYSTEM, ITS ALL FAKE: So much debate is going on with everyone saying “The System” has collapsed. They all know who runs the system and who has failed but no one has the guts or moral courage to accept responsibility. They want scapegoats, blame anyone but not me. This is the bankruptcy of the system.
The House of Cards has started crumbling, no one can save it but all want to save their skin, loot and plunder and join the next round.
Sorry there will be no new round with you guys around.
Blocking Al Jazeera in Pakistan is yet another condemnable act of communication blackout. Silencing independent journalism does not strengthen democracy, it weakens it. The world must speak up for press freedom and the public's right to access information. @pressfreedom
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🇵🇰 Al Jazeera covered a boycotted Kashmir election, then its site went dark in Pakistan
Al Jazeera English stopped loading across Pakistan today. No word from the government on why.
The timing says plenty. It dropped a day after the Information Ministry slammed the network's election coverage as "yellow journalism" from "external actors."
Kamal Hyder reported from Muzaffarabad on voting day, showing streets that were mostly empty. A boycott, people done with the whole thing. Locals say as many as 80 have been killed in unrest since June.
Pakistan also just told foreign reporters they need permission to work outside Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad, which happens to cover Kashmir.
Block the site, fence off the press, blame outsiders. That's just narrative control.
Source: Al Jazeera / Writer: Daniyal
Pakistan blocked Al Jazeera English's website right after the network's on-the-ground reporting from Muzaffarabad on the second-phase AJK elections.
Al Jazeera's coverage (by Kamal Hyder) showed boycotts, low turnout, deserted streets, and residents "disgusted with the system," referencing unrest since June that locals say killed dozens (estimates range up to 80+).
Pakistan's Information Ministry accused the channel of "yellow journalism" and pushing an agenda to delegitimize the elections.
The British may have left, but their colonial bureaucratic mindset remains. The Assistant Commissioner of Kahuta visited the PERA office on a red carpet in the rain.
Remember her? This brought her to tears… 🥲
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