How to report blasphemous content on LinkedIn in Pakistan
This guide covers posts, comments and profiles on LinkedIn. First report the content inside LinkedIn, then submit its link to BR Portal so the team can review and document it.
What you can report
You can report posts, comments and profiles on LinkedIn that you believe contain blasphemous content. Menu names can differ slightly between app versions.
Step 1 – Report inside LinkedIn
- Open the post or profile.
- Tap the three dots (⋯), then “Report post” (or “Report/Block” for a profile).
- Choose the reason that fits best.
- Follow the prompts and submit.
Step 2 – Copy the link and submit it to BR Portal
- Copy the link: three dots (⋯) → Copy link to post.
- Open the Quick Report box on the BR Portal homepage and paste the https:// link (up to 20 links, no login).
- Submit and copy your tracking ID.
Evidence worth keeping
- The full https:// link.
- Date, time and the username or page name.
- An unedited screenshot, if it is safe to take one.
After you report
Use the Track page with your tracking ID: Submitted means BR Portal received the report, Forwarded means it was passed on to the relevant authorities. LinkedIn decides separately what to do with the content after its own review.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to log in to submit to BR Portal?
No. Quick Report works without an account.
Can I report content from a private LinkedIn group or chat?
Only links the team can open can be reviewed. Private content may not open, so report it inside the app and mention it only if you can share an accessible link.
Will LinkedIn remove the content?
That is decided by LinkedIn after its own review. BR Portal does not remove content.