Sharing of leaked videos is a criminal act under PECA, Rabi Pirzada says

Rabi Pirzada’s spilled video has started a discussion on social media encompassing security after private photographs and recordings of her were released on the web. The released private substance of the vocalist was overflowing via web-based networking media not long after it was made open, with various clients sharing the recordings and pictures and sending messages of judgment towards the craftsman. Nonetheless, in doing as such, the clients are carrying out wrongdoing under the Pakistan Electronic Violations Act (PECA), as pointed out by numerous specialists just as concerned residents who demonstrated solidarity towards Pirzada. Nighat Father, acclaimed human rights dissident, and legal counselor ventured forward on Twitter and got out online networking clients for sharing the released substance. “The individuals who are weaponizing nonconsensual personal pictures and recordings of @Rabipirzada and the individuals who are sending them are carrying out wrongdoing under PECA,” she said. She further asked all netizens to help with recognizing just as taking out records discovered engaging in this lead. “Try not to be a quiet onlooker, report these tweets and don’t advance this brutality,” she included.

Those who are weaponizing nonconsensual intimate images and videos of @Rabipirzada and those who are forwarding them are committing crime under PECA. Don't be a silent bystander, report these tweets and do not forward this violence. https://t.co/S2eVtp3B4l pic.twitter.com/z0hb4friJM

— Nighat Dad (@nighatdad) November 1, 2019

Alongside the tweet, Father connected screen captures of the Demonstration that back her announcement of the previously mentioned action falling under criminal conduct. Aside from that, countless social media users also approached to stretch out their help to Rabi Pirzada, denouncing the people who have been a piece of the rupture of security. Prior to Friday, Pirzada held up a case with the Government Examination Organization over the break of security after released private photographs and recordings of her began making adjusts on the web.

The vile campaign against @Rabipirzada is a stark reminder of how privacy is violated to blackmail women into submission.Morality is used to justify such abhorrent campaigns whereas people leaking such footage hide behind societal norms. They should be behind bars. #RabiPeerzada

— Salman Sufi (Wear A Mask To Save Lives) (@SalmanSufi7) November 1, 2019

We condemn the violation of a person's privacy, the abuse of trust in an intimate relationship, and the weaponizing of a woman's body against her for revenge porn. While we're on the subject – let's deconstruct why we shame women for their expression of sexuality.#RabiPirzada pic.twitter.com/EQrZ4P8jyB

— AuratHaq (@AuratHaq) November 2, 2019

In Pakistan no one takes “breach of privacy” seriously because no one gets caught and no one gets punished and that’s the reason why it’s so easy for the culprits to go on and ruin someone’s life just like that without thinking twice.

#RabiPirzada

— hira (@hiraalet) November 1, 2019