Lahore High Court bans filming and photography on its premises
Most outlets reported the Lahore High Court's ban on filming, photography, and TikTok recordings on court premises, citing a circular issued by the court’s registrar. One outlet added that the decision was approved by Chief Justice Aalia Neelum. The emphasis across the coverage was largely consistent, focusing on the prohibition of mobile phone use for such activities.
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Lahore High Court bans photography, video recordin...
The Lahore High Court has imposed a ban on photography and video recording within its premises, with the decision approved by Chief Justice Aalia Neelum.
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LHC bans filming, photography and TikTok videos on court premises
LAHORE – The Lahore High Court has banned making videos, taking photographs and recording TikTok content on its premises using mobile phones. A circular issued by Lahore High Court Registrar Abdul Rahim directed all relevant officers and staff, lawyers, police personnel, journalists, litigants and other individuals to refrain from making videos, taking photographs or recording […]
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