WASHINGTON: The White House on Tuesday expressed broad support for “freedom of expression” and assembly in Pakistan but stopped well short of encouraging demonstrations against President Pervez Musharraf. “I have
KARACHI: Law enforcement personnel banned the media from the Sindh High Court for the first time in history Tuesday. It has always been the case that courts and their proceedings
KARACHI (November 07 2007): Despite the emergency-oriented high alert, life in Karachi returned to normalcy on Tuesday as no untoward incident was reported from any part of the city. Hundreds
ISLAMABAD (November 07 2007): The journalists continued their boycott to coverage of official events for third consecutive day in protest against the strict curbs imposed on media following the proclamation
RAWALPINDI (November 07 2007): A high-level meeting chaired by President General Pervez Musharraf on Tuesday reviewed the overall security situation in the country, following the imposition of emergency and expressed
Karachi:Speakers at a joint protest meeting reached a consensus that they would not surrender before the authorities and would continue the struggle for the freedom of press. The consensus was
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