Category: Hate-eg

Narrative Craftsmanship: China's Strategic Influence on Pakistani Media Circles

Narrative Craftsmanship: China’s Strategic Influence on Pakistani Media Circles

Aayushi Rana

Summary This report examines the evolving dynamics of media collaboration and Coordinated Propaganda between China and Pakistan, focusing on CPEC. While the project has strengthened ties between Islamabad and Beijing, it has also generated backlash within Pakistan, particularly in local communities. Notably, concerns about negative media coverage have led China to take control of the narrative, influencing mainstream […]

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Exploring Khalistani Agenda within Media Circles of Canadian-American and Pakistani Nexus

Exploring Khalistani Agenda within Media Circles of Canadian-American and Pakistani Nexus: DFRAC Exclusive

Nisar Ahmed Siddiqui

In the corridors of contemporary discourse, the Khalistan narrative has emerged as a focal point of capturing the international attention – be it the media moguls, think tanks, social activism, and social media influencers participating in conversations pertaining to Khalistan. Yet, amidst these discussions surrounding Khalistan, one can’t help but wonder: are these discussions occurring […]

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Khalistan in Canada: Detailed examination of Khalistani Referendum and its coverage by Canadian and Pakistan Media

Aayushi Rana

The secessionist endeavors orchestrated by Sikhs residing abroad, aiming to “annex” Punjab from India, have become a formidable obstacle in India-Canada relations. In recent times, a considerable number of Canadian Sikhs have actively participated in an unofficial voting process of “Khalistan referendum.” While Canadian authorities have staunchly defended this as an exercise of freedom of […]

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Hate Speech On Twitter: Analysis of Sudhir Mishra’s Social Media Deception and Hate Mongering

Aayushi Rana

Twitter is a powerful platform through which a bottom-up spread of hate is generated, shaped, and reified by millions of users who tweet every day. DFRAC has always been watchful on hate mongering and hashtags, where such campaigns on social media have seen a string of successes recently, painting an entire community as the “enemy”. One such […]

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DFRAC Exclusive: Analysis of the Intricate Web of Pro-Khalistan Accounts administered by Pakistan

Dilshad Noor

Hybrid warfare, a cunning military tactic, combines the forces of conventional, irregular, and cyber warfare, along with disinformation campaigns, to undermine opposing nations without engaging in overt hostilities. The concept of hybrid warfare was introduced by Frank Hoffman in 2007, during a period of rapid global connectivity facilitated by the Internet and social media. In […]

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DFRAC Exclusive: Chinese Twitter Army’s Quest to Cleanse the Narratives about Atrocities on Uyghur Muslims

Nisar Ahmed Siddiqui

In recent developments, efforts have been made by DFRAC team to address the dissemination of content by the Chinese Twitter army that pertains to the atrocities and torture endured by Uyghur Muslims. China has faced allegations of engaging in torture, committing atrocities, violating human rights, and perpetrating massacres against Uyghur Muslims through the establishment of detention centers. […]

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