Cyber Crime Lawyers in Pakistan
LawHub lists advocates from bar-council-linked directory data. Specializations are never inferred from names, cities, or generic criminal practice. Lawyers appear under Cyber Crime & Online Fraud only when that taxonomy label is self-reported through approved profile channels.
How to search without fake listings
Use the lawyer directory filters for specialization “Cyber Crime & Online Fraud” (and optionally the broader “Cyber / Technology Law”). If few verified profiles yet carry the tag, the directory may show limited results — LawHub will not invent specialists to fill the page.
Applicable PECA provisions
Links open LawHub’s National corpus text for PECA 2016. Read the full section before relying on a short label.
Practical next steps
- Open the directory with the cybercrime specialization filter.
- Review profiles and contact details yourself.
- Prepare your evidence pack before the consultation.
Related cybercrime topics
Find a cyber crime lawyer
Directory results only include advocates who self-reported Cyber Crime & Online Fraud (or the broader Cyber / Technology Law tag). LawHub never infers specialization from names, bios, or cities.
Sources & provenance
- The Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act, 2016 (Pakistan Code consolidation) — Ministry of Law and Justice, Government of Pakistan (Pakistan Code). National corpus consolidation_date 2025-02-07; source_id pakistancode-peca-2016.
- Prevention of Electronic Crimes (Amendment) Act, 2025 (Act No. II of 2025) — Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament) / Senate Secretariat gazette publication. Presidential assent and Gazette Extra. publication 29 January 2025; [94(2025)/Ex. Gaz.].
- NCCIA online complaint portal — National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (complaint.nccia.gov.pk). Host complaint.nccia.gov.pk resolves on the public DNS (Cloudflare). Bot fetches may receive HTTP 403; users should open the official domain in a browser and follow current on-site instructions.