Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) expressed alarm over the forceful entry of authorities into Quetta Press Club during which they prevented journalists from covering a press conference. On March 2, Civil
On International Women’s Day, Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) calls for the urgent need to address gendered attacks faced by women in the media. Irrespective of gender, journalists in Pakistan work
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) is alarmed by the show-cause notice issued by the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) to Geo News for what it claimed was the presentation of
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) expresses concern over the arrest of freelance journalist Muhammad Aslam Shah by the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) and the delay in the hearing of his
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) is alarmed by yet another attack on media teams during political gatherings. It has become an unfortunate norm that in any large political rally or gathering,
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) expressed concern over the further blocking of government advertisements to the Dawn Media Group. The withholding of advertisements is an alarming tool the government has decided
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