On March 4, the Peshawar High Court affirmed the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly’s right to form a special committee to investigate the ransacking of Radio Pakistan’s Peshawar building during a protest in May
On March 9, Parliamentary Secretary for Information and Broadcasting, Daniyal Chaudhry, detailed the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority’s (PEMRA) enforcement mechanism for managing violations by television channels. According to Chaudhry, PEMRA operates
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
On February 27, Umerkot based reporter, Dawn correspondent, A.B. Arisar was injured in an attack by a group of individuals while he was gathering facts about the forced eviction of
On March 2, the National Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) of Pakistan commenced a formal investigation into a series of coordinated cyberattacks that targeted multiple television channels, websites, and mobile applications
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