Urdu Newsletter Jan 04 To Jan 11, 2008
January 4, 2008
Title Urdu Newsletter Jan 04 To Jan 11, 2008 Date 1/4/2008 Download ppf newsletter vol 6 no-01.pdf
Title Urdu Newsletter Jan 04 To Jan 11, 2008 Date 1/4/2008 Download ppf newsletter vol 6 no-01.pdf
The police in PakistanÂ’s southern province of Sindh have registered criminal cases against 34 journalists, during the period of rioting that followed the assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto
DADU: Police on Thursday booked four journalists, allegedly on the instructions of former federal minister Liaqat Ali Jatoi, at Johi and Mehar police stations. Reports said two senior journalists, Attique
KARACHI, Jan 3: The Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) has condemned arrest and registration of cases against journalists in Sindh, since the assassination of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto
Islamabad: Journalists, students and civil society members on Thursday set up a protest camp outside the Islamabad Press Club and rallied to PEMRA office, demanding media freedom. The PPP leader
HYDERABAD, Feb 3: Sindh Printers, Publishers and Book Sellers Association chairman Naseem-us-Sehr has appealed to Sindh Governor Dr Ishratul Ibad to appoint a committee to hold an inquiry into the
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