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Pakistan’s press freedom worsens as journalist Bilal Ghauri detained over state official commentary
Pakistani authorities have been urged to immediately release independent journalist Muhammad Bilal Ghauri and withdraw the cybercrime case against him over his online commentary concerning the appointment of a senior counterterrorism official.
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