KARACHI (November 18 2007): Dozens of journalists surrounded by heavy contingents of police and Pakistan Rangers held a peaceful demonstration on Saturday protesting the government’s fresh curbs on media and
KARACHI (November 18 2007): TV viewers in the country were expressing their happiness over the resumption of the transmissions by the TV channels, which had suffered a cut off including
KARACHI: Trade unionists have condemned the government action to blackout Geo TV and said the action would encourage anarchy. They have demanded immediate restoration of Geo Channel as the TV
ISLAMABAD: Journalists of twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad on Saturday urged the government to end curbs on media, warning that they could go to any extent to get their
APNS, CPNE condemn media curbs KARACHI: The APNS and the CPNE have noted with alarm the rapidly deteriorating environment of freedom of express and freedom of press in Pakistan as
Following is the text of the press release issued by ARY Digital Network Management ARY gets the worst of Communication Black Out in Pakistan with its International Broadcast closed from
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