Karachi Nov. 13 (PPI): Twenty seven leading international freedom of expression organizations have expressed deep concern at the “draconian curbs imposed on the Pakistani media as part of the state
KARACHI (November 13 2007): A group of 50 NGOs hailing from a number of countries that attended the seventh International Colloquium on Human Rights in Sao Paolo, Brazil, organised by
Arnold ‘Skip’ Isaacs was in the city conducting training workshops for working journalists on various issues in particular on how to report/cover elections — a programme sponsored by the United
OKARA, Nov 12: Dozens of journalists from across the district reached the local Press Club to participate in a protest demonstration against the imposition of new Pemra Ordinance by the
ISLAMABAD, Nov 12: President Gen Pervez Musharraf on Monday told the Ministry of Information to allow only those private television channels to broadcast their programmes which agreed to abide by
ISLAMABAD: Minister for Privatisation and Investment Wasi Zafar on Monday said the new Pernra ordinance does not bar the media from positive criticism but it cheeks the practice of defamation
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