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Social media activist arrested in Hunza

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Social media activist arrested in Hunza

HUNZA—Hasnain Ramal, a social media activist, has been detained by police in Hunza, The High Asia Herald reported. Known for his bold stance on public issues, Ramal is a prominent political and social activist who frequently uses social media to highlight various concerns in his community.

He was arrested in Hunza and detained under the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATC) and Cyber Crime Act 2016. The arrest has raised alarms among human rights organizations and activists who view it as a crackdown on freedom of expression.

A joint investigation team (JIT) has been questioning Ramal regarding his social media posts. The specifics of the posts that led to his detention have not been disclosed, but they are believed to address sensitive political and social issues.

Ramal is set to be produced before a court on Wednesday. His detention has sparked online campaigns calling for his release. Supporters argue that his arrest is an attempt to silence dissent and curb the growing influence of social media activism.

The case of Hasnain Ramal underscores the ongoing tensions between the state and activists in Pakistan, highlighting the challenges faced by those who dare to speak out against the status quo.

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