Tech & Intellectual Property

Pakistan's New Cybercrime Law Sparks Media Outcry Over Free Speech
Tech & Intellectual Property Pakistan's New Cybercrime Law Sparks Media Outcry Over Free Speech

The recent amendments to Pakistan's cybercrime law have ignited a firestorm of controversy among journalists and media professionals. The Prevention of Electronic Crimes (Amendment) Act of 2025 was passed with unprecedented speed, bypassing thorough debate in both houses of parliament.

Is Pakistan's New Cybercrimes Law a Threat to Free Expression?
Tech & Intellectual Property Is Pakistan's New Cybercrimes Law a Threat to Free Expression?

The recent amendment to Pakistan's cybercrimes act, officially known as the Pakistan Electronic Crimes (Amendment) Act, 2025, has sparked significant controversy and concern among various sectors, both domestically and internationally. Passed on January 29, 2025, the law introduces strict

Effective AI Risk Management Practices for Enhanced Security and Ethics
Tech & Intellectual Property Effective AI Risk Management Practices for Enhanced Security and Ethics

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of modern industries, driving innovation, efficiency, and productivity. However, along with these advantages, the rapid adoption of AI technologies also brings significant risks that need to be managed effectively. This article explores

Navigating Legal Pitfalls of AI in Software Development
Tech & Intellectual Property Navigating Legal Pitfalls of AI in Software Development

As AI technology continues to advance, coding agents are poised to revolutionize software development. These AI coding agents, which are an evolution from AI-based coding assistants, promise to take over significant portions of software creation. However, this technological leap brings with it a

Can Intellectual Property Damage Be Compensated Under Caste Laws?
Tech & Intellectual Property Can Intellectual Property Damage Be Compensated Under Caste Laws?

The landmark victory of Dr. Kshipra Kamlesh Uke and Dr. Shiv Shankar Das, two Dalit researchers, in India’s first intellectual property case under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act has set a significant precedent. This case, which awarded them ₹127 crores (ap

Navigating China's 2025 Data Regulations: Cross-Border Data Transfers
Tech & Intellectual Property Navigating China's 2025 Data Regulations: Cross-Border Data Transfers

As we approach 2025, China's data protection framework continues to evolve, significantly impacting multinational companies operating within its borders. The rapid advancements in data protection laws, driven by the Chinese government, are underpinned by crucial legislation: the Cybersecurity

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