Pakistan launches the app to prevent hate speech

Keeping his identity private, the people of Pakistan can complain to the law enforcement agencies against extremism, fundamentalism and communal hatred. The Voice of America, in a report to the Pakistani government, said that the people of Pakistan are going to get the benefit of filing a complaint against hate speech through the mobile app. On the other hand, Pakistan's government has carefully crafted this initiative to see the cyber expert Riot Police. According to the killings, hatred is used to spread fundamentalism and communalism in a country like Pakistan. The National Anti-Terrorism Authority (NACTA), the anti-terrorism agency of Pakistan, said that the mobile app 'Chukas' created by the anti-terrorism agency was not tropical, DAD said, "The app does not know what the hate speech is. Which is a hate speech, it's a huge discussion, as well as unclear and very motivated. "The information given by the citizen of the app will be sent to the law enforcement agency. But there is nothing in the app about what kind of information will be sent. "A person can complain about the hostility around him and the Internet by keeping the identity hidden through the mobile app made by the slogan" No No Extremism "or" Do not Say Militarism ". During the complaint, any banner, booklet, public meeting, speech and meeting web links, audio clips, pictures and video information can be added as a result. Pakistan's Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal inaugurated the app in Netter's main office in Islamabad in March this year. As part of the National Action Plan of Pakistan, the NeXT (NICTA) authorities say that the Pakistan government does not want to use the Internet and social media as tools to promote militancy. Nakada's director Ehsan Ghani said, "Our aim is to make everyone aware, online and keeping a watch on the surroundings," said the friendly new app, which will help citizens to remain vigilant and identify hated topics. From the Voice of America report on the situation of terrorism in Pakistan, It is known that despite the cybercrime law in the country, militant, communal and mu The plaintiff groups are available freely on the internet and social media on their toes. They also chose public gatherings for spreading hostile intentions. On the eve of an investigation report of the English daily Dawn, Voice of America also said that among the 64 banned parties in Pakistan, 41 teams, including Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan, Jamaat-ul-Aharon, Sipah-i-Sahaba and Ahl al Sunnat Wal Jamaat, The propaganda is seen to continue freely. Regular audio and video updates are updated on hundreds of social media pages with millions of followers. Most of these pages are operated in the Urdu language. When the country's National Counter Terrorism Authority is optimistic about the effectiveness of the mobile app to prevent the spread of hate speech of terrorists in Pakistan, then the app questioned privacy confidentiality. Pakistan's cyber expert said, "The app does not have any privacy rules and information security. Do not get any advantage of deleting your information from the database. It's worse - someone who can collect your information using your phone number. "The National Security experts of Pakistan also support the concerns of the victims. However, it would be possible to assist and train Pakistani citizens in identifying hate crimes through such applications. Pakistan's security analyst Rasool Bakhsh Rais said that it is not possible to change the situation overnight with an app, "Many people go astray after being influenced by the militant ideology without understanding it. This initiative of Chuuk as and Negata will be helpful in building awareness through citizen participation. "Out of the 19 million people of Pakistan, about 5.1 million internet benefits are enjoyed. Among them, the number of young people is more. In line with this information provided by the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority, Rais adds further to the conversation with Voice of America, "The number of internet users is increasing. In this context, it has become necessary to have an arrangement like an app to alert the citizens to eradicate religious blind faith and help national security agencies. "