KARACHI: The President, Ali Iqbal, Secretary Yusuf Khan, and the governing body of the Kararachi Press Club (KOPC) have condemned the manhandling of journalists by personnel of the law-enforcement agencies
KARACHI: Veteran journalist and writer Zamir Niazi has stressed the need of more research activities on media in Pakistan and hoped that Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) will play a leading
KARACHI: The advocate general, Sindh, on Monday pleaded before the Anti-Terrorism Court-1 for restraining media from publishing political statements of the accused in the Oct 12 plane case. Notice was
LAHORE: The Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) has showed concern over the police violence against journalists at different places during the past few days. In a statement issued here
KARACHI: The administrator judge of the ATCs has said he never restrained the media from covering court proceedings nor did he intend issuing any such restriction. He made these observations
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