ISLAMABAD- Saying that there are ominous signals that the Pakistan press may be coming under threat, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) called upon the Chief Executive Pervez Musharraf to
ISLAMABAD- An official spokesman condemned the attempt by the Dawn group of newspapers to misrepresent the visit by an inspection team, comprising a group of army officers’ on behalf of
KARACHI- Dawn Group of Newspapers, the country’s largest independent English newspaper and magazine publishing house, has contended that the “high handed manner in which inspection by Army Monitoring Team (AMT)
KARACHI- The All Pakistan Newspapers Society has called upon the Chief Executive, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, to take action against officials who are insensitive the need of a government to maintain
ISLAMABAD- The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and Pakistani journalists based in the US have expressed concerned over the threatening posture adopted by the army raid on Daily Dawn offices
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