More than 5,000 new cases reached DRF's Digital Security Helpline over 18 months, including hacking, deepfake abuse, blackmail and sextortion. NCCIA Punjab has established a specialist unit for cases involving women and children.
Islamabad, Islamabad Capital TerritoryLaunched September 17, 2026
The Story
Pakistanis are increasingly facing deepfake abuse, image-based blackmail, hacking and online harassment. This campaign calls for reporting and response systems that can move at the speed at which digital abuse spreads.
Clear, fast reporting pathways and survivor-centred response for digital abuse.
Verified Facts
DRF handled 5,041 new digital-abuse cases between May 2024 and December 2025.1
The reported harms included hacking, deepfake abuse, blackmail and sextortion.2
Women and trans women were among the groups most affected by several categories of digital abuse.3
NCCIA Punjab established a dedicated cell for cybercrime involving women and children in July 2026.4
The cell covers cyberstalking, blackmail, digital exploitation and misuse of private images or videos.5
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Clear public reporting pathway published
Published service standard for acknowledgement and investigation
Improved platform coordination for takedowns
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