WALI MUHAMMAD KHOSO versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH FEDERAL SECRETARY INFORMATION GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
Arts 19 and 199 Freedom to retain constitutional submissions Applicants related to libel and slander instructed the High Court to prevent the anchors of certain television programs from making comments against President Pakistan. Article 19 of the Constitution guarantees freedom of expression and freedom of expression Print or electronic media is not given the right to campaign against anyone who was defamed or to harm and harm his political life on an unfounded basis. Was instructed. The right to do so was not absolute, nor was it enforceable in any case, under Article 19 of the Constitution, constitutional protection was not given the right to any defamatory sentence, nor to the right to freedom of expression and expression. Was exempted from the obligation of negligence and negligence. Finding someone a legal relief against such abuse of freedom of expression and expression, under the common law, appropriate treatment was always available to the person who was so victimized that he had the luxury of starting a course of action. Applicants were unable to cite a specific statement that was broadcast and published. In their respective television programs, the respondents were able to reach an inescapable conclusion by respondents so that the respondents exercised their basic right to freedom of speech and expression guaranteed under Article 19 of the Constitution. And violated any law that regulated exercise. Such a petition was denied in the circumstances
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