Supreme Court dismisses appeal in social media blasphemy case
Both outlets reported that the Supreme Court dismissed an appeal against a death sentence in a case involving blasphemous content on social media. The Associated Press of Pakistan named the convict as Qaiser Ayub, while 24 News HD did not mention his name and instead used the phrase "allegedly blasphemous content." Otherwise, the framing and details were largely consistent across the two reports.
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SC rejects appeal against death sentence in social media blasphemy case
The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal against the death sentence awarded to a convict in a case involving allegedly blasphemous content shared on social media, reported 24NewsHD TV on Wednesday.
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SC dismisses appeal against death sentence in social media blasphemy case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed an appeal filed by convict Qaiser Ayub against his death sentence in a case involving the uploading of blasphemous content on social media.
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