The Internet As We See It: Gendered Perceptions from Pakistan
Published by Media Matters for Democracy, this research study explores perceptions of the Internet among male and female Internet users...
Published by Media Matters for Democracy, this research study explores perceptions of the Internet among male and female Internet users...
Published by Media Matters for Democracy, Hostile Bytes studies the nature and extent of online violence and targeted hate campaigns...
Published by Media Matters for Democracy, this guidebook helps Pakistani journalists understand the media-legal-landscape of Pakistan Authors: Salwa Rana Designer:...
Published by Media Matters for Democracy, this study analyses the privacy policies of eight leading digital companies of Pakistan with...
Published by MMFD, Pakistan's RTI Journey is a homage to the struggles of all the information activists of Pakistan, who...
Published by Association for Progressive Communicate, Unshackling Expression, attempts to map laws that stand to criminalise expression online in Asia....
Published by Media Matters for Democracy, the study explores trends and challenges for new entrants and also has a focus...
Published by Media Matters for Democracy, the 'RTI Implementation challenge' is an overview and the analysis of the implementation of...
The report carefully analyses the implementation of the Prevention against Electronic Crimes Act (PECA), which came into force in 2016,...
Produced by Media Matters for Democracy, this research publication maps the trend of self-censorship among women journalists in Pakistan and...
Media Matters for Democracy is a Pakistan based not-for-profit that works on media literacy and development, digital democracy, and progressive media and Internet regulation in Pakistan. We mainly work to ensure that the media and public alike have the tools and an enabling environment to exercise their fundamental rights and professional duties.
Media Matters for Democracy was founded by a group of journalists geared towards media development and digital rights in Dec 2014. Over the years, after a number of likeminded individuals came on board, we have now become a team of journalists, activists, techies, designers, researchers, and lawyers striving together for a progressive media, communications, and digital spaces.