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Supreme Court grants journalist Sohrab Barkat bail in Peca case

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•The Supreme Court of Pakistan granted bail to journalist Sohrab Barkat on February 18, 2026.
•Sohrab Barkat was involved in a legal case under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (Peca).

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▸If the Supreme Court continues to grant bail in similar Peca cases involving journalists media professionals in Pakistan may experience increased legal protections, potentially affecting press freedom and digital rights advocacy.

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If legal pressures on journalists increase under Peca, media companies in Pakistan could face operational and reputational risks affecting their equity valuations.

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🏛Supreme Court of Pakistan

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👤Sohrab Barkat(journalist)

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REGIONALDawn (Pakistan)Supreme Court grants journalist Sohrab Barkat bail in Peca case

On February 18, 2026, the Supreme Court of Pakistan granted bail to journalist Sohrab Barkat in a case related to the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (Peca). Barkat, a media professional, had been detained under allegations linked to electronic crimes, which often involve digital content and cyber regulations. The court's decision to grant bail is significant as it highlights ongoing tensions between press freedom and regulatory enforcement in Pakistan. This development may influence future legal proceedings involving journalists and digital rights in the country.