On December 17, the Federal Constitutional Court was informed that the government submitted a detailed progress report on the investigation into the killing of senior anchorperson Arshad Sharif. The three-member
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
On December 9, the Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) adjourned the hearing on an acquittal plea filed by journalist Matiullah Jan in a case involving allegations of drugs possession and weapon snatching,
The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) on December 3 questioned its authority to continue proceedings in the murder case of journalist Arshad Sharif under the suo motu powers, following changes introduced
On November 28, a judicial magistrate in Lahore gave the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) four-day physical remand of Siasat.pk journalist and YouTuber Sohrab Barkat. On November 26, Barkat
On November 25, the Senate of Pakistan approved a motion to send the Journalists and Media Professionals Protection Bill 2025 to a joint sitting of Parliament after the National Assembly
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