Members of the District Press Club in Landi Kotal called off their boycott of police functions after the Khyber police issued an apology for an ‘unwarranted’ raid on the press
Journalists across Pakistan observed a Black Day on November 3, following a call by the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ), to mark the imposition of emergency rule in 2007
Senior journalists, press union representatives, political leaders and civil society members agreed to form a committee to safeguard freedom of expression, strengthen journalists’ unions and address growing restrictions on independent
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) calls attention to the stifling and restrictive environment for media safety and press freedom in Pakistan and emphasises the urgent need to address the patterns of
On October 19, a judicial magistrate rejected the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency’s (NCCIA) request to extend anchorperson Iqrar ul Hassan’s physical remand in a case involving the alleged dissemination
A sessions court in Karachi’s District East on October 15 dismissed an application challenging and upheld a magistrate’s order granting the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) four-day physical remand
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