10 August 2006 Reporters Without Borders / Internet Freedom desk Pakistan List of websites blocked by authorities gets longer Reporters Without Borders today condemned the decision of the Pakistan Telecommunication
KARACHI, August 10 2006: Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) and All Pakistan Newspapers Employees Confederation (Apnec) have blamed the intelligence agencies for the rising incidents of violence against journalists,
HYDERABAD, August 10 2006: Sindh University (SU) has completed the first phase of installation and testing of its networking under “Optical Fibre Faculty Tolerant Giga Bit Campus Network” on Aug
Karachi, August 10 2006: The All-Pakistan Newspapers Society on Aug 09 announced that its member publications would observe Aug 14 as a holiday on account of the Independence Day.–PPI Source:
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