Amnesty highlights erosion of civil liberties in Pakistan
• Says cybercrime, anti-terror laws are weaponised to silence voices; authorities pull ads from critical newspapers • Warns world faces unprecedented rights crisis; cites use of AI, tech to expand surveillance, curb online dissent LONDON: Global rights watchdog Amnesty International released its an
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